Cohere's cofounder says the $6.8 billion company is not making its AI model 'an amazing conversationalist'

Cohere, a Canadian enterprise-focused AI startup valued at $6.8 billion, is not aiming to develop an AI model that excels in conversational abilities, according to cofounder Nick Frosst.

The company, founded in 2019, prioritizes applications of AI for business use rather than personal tasks.

Frosst emphasized that their focus is on practical, day-to-day business solutions, contrasting the approaches of larger companies like Meta and Google, which often aim to create more interactive conversational AI.

Source: biztoc.com