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Mira Murati founded and leads a new AI startup, Thinking Machines Lab, based at Carnegie Mellon. The lab has major backing from Nvidia, ServiceNow, AMD, Cisco, and draws on her experience at Tesla and OpenAI.

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Mira Murati founded and leads a new AI startup, Thinking Machines Lab, based at Carnegie Mellon. The lab has major backing from Nvidia, ServiceNow, AMD, Cisco, and draws on her experience at Tesla and OpenAI.

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  1. Thinking Machines Lab, cofounded by Lilian Weng, is releasing its Inkling open-weight model.1 source
  2. Mira Murati launches new AI lab with major corporate backing from tech giants.1 source

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  • businessinsider.comThinking Machines Lab cofounder Lilian Weng steps down, citing startup-related stress and illness
  • GuruFocus.comNvidia and Mira Murati's Quiet Collaboration At Carnegie Mellon, Mira Murati revealed that her new AI startup, Thinking Machines Lab, has raised a jaw?dropping two billion dollars. Backed by Andreess
  • VerdictAI startup Thinking Machines Lab raises $2bn AI startup Thinking Machines Lab has raised fresh capital of approximately $2bn in a funding round that valued the company at $12bn. The funding round was