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Mila and Mozilla announce plans to build open-source AI for businesses

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Mila, a Montreal AI research institute, and Mozilla are collaborating on an open-source AI package designed for business use, backed by $6 million CAD in investment. This initiative addresses the escalating costs associated with current AI models like those from OpenAI and Anthropic, potentially offering a more accessible alternative for businesses of all sizes. The release of technical standards within six months will be key to watch as it signals progress toward wider adoption and integration of this open-source technology.

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