Amazon to Invest in OpenAI Rival Anthropic

Amazon to Invest in OpenAI Rival Anthropic

Amazon to Invest , in OpenAI Rival Anthropic.

On Sept.

25, Amazon announced that it will invest as much as $4 billion into the AI startup, The Verge reports.

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Anthropic was founded by siblings and former OpenAI employees Dario and Daniela Amodei.

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The company is "best known for its Claude chatbot," The Verge reports.

While the deal hardly holds a candle to the $13 billion that Microsoft has put into OpenAI so far, .

It is significant because it positions Amazon within the emerging AI race.

Anthropic's chatbot operates in a similar manor as ChatGPT and Bard, but the company claims it is safer and more reliable.

Anthropic's chatbot operates in a similar manor as ChatGPT and Bard, but the company claims it is safer and more reliable.

This is reportedly due to Claude's ability to autonomously revise responses instead of depending on humans.

The chatbot also has the ability to interpret larger prompts, which is helpful when examining longer documents.

The deal will grant Amazon minority ownership of Anthropic.

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The company's technology will be incorporated into various Amazon products and applications.

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Google also has a 10% stake in the company, which will not be affected by the deal with Amazon.

Anthropic intends to pursue its partnerships with both companies, independent of each other, The Verge reports.

Anthropic intends to pursue its partnerships with both companies, independent of each other, The Verge reports