Aleph Alpha opens API for sovereign AI model Kolibri
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Aleph Alpha launches sovereign AI model Kolibri and opens API access, allowing users to register and use it via its website. The model targets the public sector, and Aleph Alpha says it already serves 80,000 users in government agencies and has cut sensitive document retrieval time by 90% for global chipmakers. Aleph Alpha positions Kolibri as Europe's lever to catch up in sovereign AI, but the above user scale and efficiency gains are the company's own claims.
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This promotional page for Aleph Alpha's Kolibri presents it as a sovereign AI model for the public sector, available via API, with the company offering to build specialized sovereign language models tailored to an organization's context. It cites customer results including an AI assistant for an agency serving 80,000 users, AI agents extracting verifiable insights from sensitive documents at a global chipmaker that cut search times by 90%, and AI support in requirements engineering at an automotive supplier that led to 40% faster RFQ processing. The page also lists the company's management team.
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