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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source:https:\/\/techcrunch.com\/2023\/05\/31\/as-part-of-ai-push-chinese-tech-giant-baidu-is-now-rolling-out-an-ai-venture-fund\/<\/a><\/br> Here comes yet more money for AI startups. Today, the Chinese search giant Baidu announced that it plans to establish a venture fund with 1 billion yuan ($145 million) to back startups focused on content generated by artificial intelligence applications.<\/p>\n Reuters, which reported<\/a> the news earlier, said the company will also launch a competition for developers who build applications off its ERNIE large language model (LLM) or integrate the model into their existing products.<\/p>\n Baidu appears to be stealing a page from the playbook of OpenAI, the U.S. company that\u2019s been taking the world by storm and that first set aside $100 million for an OpenAI Startup Fund in 2021. (Per a recent filing<\/a>, that fund subsequently grew to $175 million.)<\/p>\n Still, the two companies are hardly alone in wanting to fund startups that could become customers or even eventual acquisition targets. Google, for example, is reportedly<\/a> participating in the newest round of funding for Runway AI, whose software can conjure up images and videos based on just a few words. (According to The Information, Google is investing off its balance sheet instead of via a dedicated fund.)<\/p>\n Meanwhile, in China, as in the U.S., leading companies are racing to dominate in a world that\u2019s increasingly awash in generative AI.<\/p>\n Several days ago, for example, Baidu\u2019s billionaire founder Robin Li said the company will soon launch a new version of a large-language model, one that powers its ChatGPT-like service, Ernie Bot, which it first unveiled in March.<\/p>\n Another Chinese tech giant, Alibaba, said last month<\/a> that its own large language model, Tongyi Qianwen, will be integrated across its businesses to improve user experiences.<\/p>\n Tencent is also working on a foundation model, called HunyuanAide.<\/p>\n All are trailing the momentum of OpenAI\u2019s popular ChatGPT chatbot, though ChatGPT\u2019s use was banned<\/a> by the Chinese government back in February, giving them a chance, potentially, to catch up.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n <\/br><\/br><\/br><\/p>\n
\nAs part of AI push, Chinese tech giant Baidu is now rolling out an AI venture fund<\/br>
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