Bloomberg: AustralianSuper considers open-weight Chinese AI models to cut costs
According to Bloomberg, AustralianSuper, Australia's largest pension fund, is evaluating open-weight AI solutions, including Chinese models, to address rising usage costs. A summary of the report noted that the fund exhausted its programming token quota within three days last month. The aforementioned is a technical solution evaluation; the report did not state that deployment or procurement has been completed. Furthermore, open-weight does not equate to all code and usage permissions being open source.
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