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Cohere CEO criticizes AI safety as pretext for antitrust exemptions

Cohere's CEO, Aidan N. Gomez, expressed concern that major AI companies are seeking antitrust exemptions under the guise of AI safety. He argued this approach is detrimental to building a robust global AI ecosystem. Gomez discussed this issue on CNBC. AI

IMPACT Raises concerns about potential monopolistic practices within the AI industry under the guise of safety.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece from a company CEO about policy implications.

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Cohere CEO criticizes AI safety as pretext for antitrust exemptions

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  1. X — Cohere TIER_1 English(EN) · cohere ·

    The cartel is now pushing for antitrust exemptions under the banner of AI safety.

    The cartel is now pushing for antitrust exemptions under the banner of AI safety. That’s not how you build a resilient global AI ecosystem. Hear more from our CEO @aidangomez live on @CNBC https://t.co/qSRLb8OVCN