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Why no one will win the AI race

Will anyone win the AI race? Arthur Mensch, the boss of Mistral, a French AI firm, thinks not. The market is simply too vast for one company to control, he argues, and the world should hope it stays that way. He spoke to Alex Hern, The Economist’s AI writer, on the latest episode of Inside Tech.

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