Reflection AI

There's a huge opportunity, and so I think the question is, like, will we see, um, like, US open source labs, um, and, like, Nvidias, you know, spinning up these types of efforts? Uh, we have some of this on, on the smaller on-device model side with Gemma.

Um, I think we'll see, like, Reflection AI, a bunch of other folks, like, take shots at, like, can you actually produce frontier open weight models? Um, but I think the cool, actually the cool thing for all of us is that how, just how competitive it is.

Like, the fact that those labs are able to, like, stand in a similar regard at all to these large companies in the US, um, is actually, I think, a good thing for all of us right now.

And so there's a, there's a huge amount of competition that's pushing everyone to be better.

But I think that they have a really good infrastructure layer as well as the AI model that makes them an interesting partner.

The Pentagon has also signed deals with Amazon Web Services, Microsoft, NVIDIA and Reflection AI.

So there's a bunch of different AI deals going down.

Many other AI companies as well.

The government added that Grok would allow its military to execute missions faster and with greater precision across numerous operational contexts, ranging from market research analysis for acquisition professionals to supply chain management for logisticians.

The Pentagon has struck deals with a number of other tech companies in a bid to boost its AI capabilities, including Amazon Web Services, Microsoft NVIDIA, and Reflection AI.

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