Corporate Sovereignty in the Age of AI
Washington demanded Anthropic switch off its best model for non-US users. But the AI stack offers surprising ways to maintain sovereignty away from AI models
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A pleasure to join the Tech and Innovation roundtable on 5 June, led by Oxford Brookes University — a room of R&D-focused SMEs, from carbon fibre manufacturers to zero-emission transport operators, where we chipped in for AI. Thanks to Richard Rosser at B4 Business.
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