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AI app companies build in-house models as push grows; what next for Dokpamo overhaul?

More AI service companies are building in-house models to cope with the cost of using advanced AI models and to compete with large model developers. Legal AI startup Harvey has developed its Tenet model based on Moonshot's low-cost open-source Kimi K3. Coding AI Cursor is also accelerating its own model work and has launched its Origin code hosting platform. South Korea plans to revamp support for firms in the Dokpamo project from the third evaluation round.

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Nvidia speeds up development of world-class open-weight model to compete with China

Nvidia is accelerating efforts to lead technological advances in open-weight models. It recently signed a $6 billion licensing deal with coding AI startup Poolside that includes hiring most of its engineers, and will also invest $1 billion at a $12 billion pre-money valuation. The Wall Street Journal reported Nvidia will use Poolside to speed development of a world-class open-weight model to compete with Chinese AI companies.

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Tech Insight: Why every software company will end up a dev tools company

Ankit Jain (안킷 제인), co-founder and CEO of developer productivity platform Aviator, said that as AI writes most software code, engineers will shift from writing code to building the machines that write it. He expects roles to split into product engineers and platform engineers, with growing demand for the latter. Jain said faster code generation is creating friction as teams build separate prompts, guardrails and dashboards without sharing. He said all software companies will effectively become development tools companies.