Google has reportedly invested $300 million in Anthropic, a startup whose artificial intelligence technology is said to rival OpenAI.
Google is set to host an event next week that is rumored to cover the company’s latest features with artificial intelligence. Some of those features may be powered by a company that Google recently invested in., Google has invested around $300 million in Anthropic, an artificial intelligence startup whose technology is said to rival OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT. According to the deal, Anthropic has agreed to purchase some of Google’s services to support its technology.
If you’ve never heard of Anthropic but have heard of OpenAI, they are actually closer related to each other than you may have thought. The company was actually founded by former members of OpenAI who left after the investment from Microsoft. that will be focused on search, maps, and more. Many expect that the company will respond to the growing popularity of ChatGPT with its own advancements in artificial intelligence.
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