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TL;DRJapanese companies are partnering to build their own AI models instead of relying on US and Chinese ones.
Why it matters: Japan gaining AI independence could reshape global tech competition and reduce western dominance in foundational AI systems.
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TL;DROpenAI is expanding its London office to accommodate over 500 employees.
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