Allen Institute for AI
Also known as Ai2, AI2
Non-profit AI research institute in Seattle, founded by Paul Allen in 2014; makes the open Olmo models.
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- The Allen Institute for AI (Ai2) is a non-profit research institute in Seattle founded in 2014 by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen.
- It builds openly released AI models, data and tools, among them the Olmo and Tülu language models, Molmo and Semantic Scholar, and works on AI for science, conservation and robotics.
- It also has an office in Tel Aviv.
Why it matters
- One of the few labs that releases its language models fully open, with the data and training code.
Key facts
- Founded
- 20141
- Founder
- Paul Allen, Microsoft co-founder1
- Type
- 501(c)(3) non-profit research institute1
- Location
- Seattle, Washington; also an office in Tel Aviv1
- Open models
- Olmo, Tülu 3 and Molmo2
- Other work
- Semantic Scholar, Asta, OlmoEarth, EarthRanger and Skylight2
People
Founded by
- Paul Allen
Board
Bill Hilf (chair), Jody Allen, Ed Lazowska, Ana Mari Cauce 2
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