companies
Allen Institute for AI
Istituto di ricerca sull’IA senza scopo di lucro con sede a Seattle, fondato da Paul Allen, noto per i modelli aperti come OLMo e per il motore di ricerca Semantic Scholar.
In inglese
The Allen Institute for AI, known as Ai2, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit research institute headquartered in Seattle, Washington, founded in 2014 by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen with an endowment of roughly $300 million. Ai2 conducts and publishes AI research with a mission of fully open science, releasing not just model weights but also training code, data, and logs. Its best-known projects include OLMo, a fully open family of large language models (now on its third generation, OLMo 3) with openly published training data and recipes, the Tulu family of open instruction-tuning recipes, and Semantic Scholar, an AI-powered academic search engine used by millions of researchers. The institute has also received significant government support, including a combined $152 million from the U.S. National Science Foundation and NVIDIA for its NSF OMAI initiative, and is led on an interim basis by Peter Clark following Ali Farhadi's departure as CEO in 2026.
- Founded
- 2014
- Headquarters
- Seattle, United States
- Sector
- lab
Key people
- Peter Clark — Interim CEO
Tools
- Semantic Scholar
Semantic Scholar helps researchers search, understand, save, and monitor scientific papers with AI-assisted tools.
- OLMo
OLMo is Ai2’s fully open language model family with public weights, data, code, checkpoints, and evaluations.
From Allen Institute for AI
- Ai2 rilascia AstaBrief, un modello da 8B per report scientifici più rapidi
- StateBench di Ai2 rileva che tenere traccia delle informazioni nei contesti lunghi mette ancora in difficoltà i modelli
- Un benchmark di Ai2 rileva che i punteggi di novità degli LLM cambiano radicalmente con i prompt
- FairStress di Ai2 rivela distorsioni dietro decisioni apparentemente stabili dei modelli linguistici