Japan's KDDI to Take Control of Generative AI Startup Elyza
Tokyo, March 18 (Jiji Press)--Japanese telecommunications carrier KDDI Corp. said Monday that it will make generative artificial intelligence startup Elyza Inc. a consolidated subsidiary.
Elyza, launched by University of Tokyo researchers, develops large-scale language models in Japanese for generative AI engines. The KDDI group, set to invest several billion yen in Elyza, will make the startup's generative AI services available to companies and local governments from April.
(2024/03/18-22:59)
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