Cohere CEO says securing AI computing capacity is a daily struggle

Aidan Gomez disputed concerns about excessive construction of AI computing capacity, saying Cohere struggles to obtain what its operations need, Bloomberg reports. Meanwhile, AI leader Joelle Pineau is emphasizing customer control: Forbes reports that she wants customers to own their data, while RuntimeWire describes controlled deployment and a planned cybersecurity unit.

• Pineau previously led Meta's Fundamental AI Research lab.

Covered by 3 publishers within 10 hours of the first report.

• Bloomberg: Nvidia-Backed Cohere in ‘Fight’ to Secure AI Computing Power

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BL Bloomberg Nvidia-Backed Cohere in ‘Fight’ to Secure AI Computing Power · Haidi Lun and Takashi Mochizuki 8:44 PM

FB Forbes How Cohere’s AI Chief Is Trying To Keep Governments And Enterprises Secure · Richard Nieva, Forbes Staff 6:30 AM

RTW RuntimeWire Cohere's Joelle Pineau pitches AI infrastructure customers can control · RuntimeWire Staff 7:06 AM

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