Representatives from around the world are going to be attending the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Summit at the Grand Palais on 10–11 February 2025. The summit will focus on harnessing the power of AI systems as well as the risks posed by them. From heads of state and government and leaders of international organizations to business leaders, as well as representatives from academia, civil society, and the arts, it would seem everyone related to the artificial intelligence world is to attend. However, that’s not quite true.
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Reuters has recently reported that the U.S. delegation to the AI Summit will not include technical staff from the country’s AI Safety Institute. Vice President JD Vance is leading the U.S. contingent to France, with attendees including members of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy: Principal Deputy Director Lynne Parker and Senior Policy Advisor for Artificial Intelligence Sriram Krishnan. However, Homeland Security and Commerce Department officials are not going to be there, particularly the representatives of the U.S. AI Safety Institute trips have been canceled.
The AI Safety Institute, created under former President Joe Biden, was created to mitigate certain risks from AI, having signed agreements with U.S. startups OpenAI and Anthropic for safety testing. The absence of these representatives implies that the Commerce Department, in which the Safety Institute resides, is still in the transition phase after Trump’s inauguration.
Regarding the discussion on AI, Prof Gina Neff from the Minderoo Centre for Technology and Democracy said that there is currently “a vacuum for global leadership on AI”.
Another professor from Southampton University seems to agree:
“DeepSeek made everybody realize that China is a force to be reckoned with,” says the computer scientist. We don’t have to just go along with what the big companies on the West Coast are saying. We need global dialogue.”
-Prof Dame Wendy Hall, Southampton University.
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10. Aurora Mobile Limited (NASDAQ:JG)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: N/A
Aurora Mobile Limited (NASDAQ:JG) offers mobile big-data solutions for app developers. On February 7, the company announced that its leading enterprise AI agent platform, GPTBots.ai, has integrated DeepSeek LLM into its on-premise deployment solutions. The integration allows secure, flexible, and scalable AI solutions tailored to diverse business needs. The advanced capabilities of DeepSeek, together with GPTBots’ robust, enterprise-grade platform, enable businesses to leverage cost-effective AI solutions with optimized resource utilization and energy efficiency. Integrating DeepSeek into GPTBots’ platform will allow businesses to benefit from industry-specific applications, spanning from retail and e-commerce to finance, energy, and even the government. These businesses can ensure that they maintain full control over their data with enhanced security protocols, something particularly valued for industries such as finance, healthcare, and legal services. With customizable solutions, a comprehensive tool ecosystem, and end-to-end support, businesses can leverage cost-effective AI deployment through the integrated platform.
“GPTBots is committed to empowering businesses with the tools they need to innovate and grow. By integrating DeepSeek into our on-premise deployment solutions, we’re providing a powerful, secure, and flexible AI platform that drives measurable results across industries.”
-Jerry Yin, VP of GPTBots.ai.
9. Pagaya Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:PGY)
Number of Hedge Fund Holders: 21
Pagaya Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:PGY) is a financial technology company, leveraging AI and data analytics to offer solutions for the broader financial services industry. One of the biggest analyst calls for Friday, February 7th, was for Pagaya Technologies. Citi upgraded the stock to “Buy” from Neutral. The firm stated that it is bullish on the artificial intelligence lending Software Company. In particular, Pagaya’s strategic advancements and strong financial position make the firm optimistic about the stock. The company has been attracting a broad base of investors, including repeat participants, which reflects strong confidence in its offerings.
“We think the narrative improves in 2025 towards a focus on network partner expansion and rising personal loan/point-of sale volume demand from existing partners.”
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