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According to CNBC, large tech companies are seeing a growing trend of top researchers leaving to start their own AI companies. With significant investment in the field of artificial intelligence, many new startups are able to raise hundreds of millions of dollars within a few months of establishment, as investors have high hopes for new approaches to model architecture. One investor stated that the competition for dominance in AI between large research labs has created opportunities for smaller, more flexible companies. Previously, former Google DeepMind researcher David Silver announced that his months-old startup, Ineffable Intelligence, had completed a record-breaking $1.1 billion seed funding round. Another former DeepMind employee, Tim Rocktshel, is reportedly raising up to $1 billion for his new startup, Recursive Superintelligence.