Corporate America Is Getting Hooked on Open-Source A.I.

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American companies like AT&T are widely adopting open-source artificial intelligence models to reduce operating costs and increase flexibility. These models are free and customizable, facilitating the rapid deployment and iteration of AI applications, reflecting companies’ growing preference for open-source AI technology.

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N NYT Technology en 2026-09-04 22:55

U.S. companies are shifting to using low-cost, open-source artificial intelligence models instead of expensive models from companies like Anthropic and OpenAI. Companies such as AT&T are widely adopting open-source AI models to reduce operating costs and increase flexibility. These open-source models are free and customizable, which helps companies quickly deploy and iterate on AI applications. This trend reflects the growing preference of businesses for open-source AI technology, driving its popularity in commercial scenarios.