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The $25 billion AI startup built by DeepMind alums and backed by Nvidia is rumored to be launching an open-source model in the near future. Host Ejaaz Ahamadeen unpacks why swaths of American AI startups already rely on open Chinese models and what a Western rival like Reflection AI could mean for privacy, pricing, and security.
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