@FinanceYF5: Google, Meta, OpenAI—now all major model labs have signed the coalition's joint letter supporting open AI. Anthropic still refuses to sign.
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Google, Meta, OpenAI and other major AI labs have signed the coalition's joint letter supporting open AI, while Anthropic has refused to sign.
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Google, Meta, OpenAI — all major model labs have now signed the joint letter supporting open AI under the coalition.
Anthropic still refuses to sign. https://t.co/O46B3E5hyD
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