Artificial intelligence · Curated list
OpenAI, DeepSeek, Anthropic and 17 more, ranked by how much of the world has written about each one.
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Most written-about first. Each description summarises the company or lab's Wikipedia article, which its name links to.
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US artificial intelligence company
An American public benefit corporation (PBC) working on artificial intelligence (AI), based in San Francisco, California. It builds proprietary generative AI models, above all its GPT series of large language models (generative pre-trained transformers).
Chinese artificial intelligence company
A Chinese AI company, formally Hangzhou DeepSeek Artificial Intelligence Basic Technology Research Co., Ltd., that builds open-weight LLMs (large language models). It is based in Hangzhou, in Zhejiang province, and High-Flyer, a Chinese hedge fund, owns and funds it.
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AI research laboratory
DeepMind Technologies Limited, known as Google DeepMind or just DeepMind: a British-American artificial intelligence (AI) research laboratory and a subsidiary of Alphabet Inc. Founded in the UK in 2010 and bought by Google in 2014, it merged in April 2023 with Google Brain, a division of Google AI, to form Google DeepMind. Its headquarters are in London, with research centres in Switzerland, Germany, France, Canada and the United States.
American artificial intelligence company
Perplexity AI, Inc., or simply Perplexity, a privately held American software company whose web search engine processes users' queries and synthesises answers. Its products use large language models and web search to answer from current Internet content, citing their sources.
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French artificial intelligence company
A French company working on artificial intelligence (AI), formally Mistral AI SAS, with its headquarters in Paris. It was founded in 2023 and builds LLMs (large language models).
Wikidata · Photo: Software: Mistral AI Screenshot: VulcanSphere, Public domain
American machine learning company
Hugging Face, Inc., an American company in New York City that makes computing tools for building machine learning applications. Its Transformers library is designed for applications of natural language processing.
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Artificial intelligence division of Meta Platforms
A research division of Meta working on augmented reality and artificial intelligence. As of 2025 it had workspaces in Montreal, Tel Aviv, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Paris, New York City, London and Menlo Park.
Wikidata · Photo: Software: Meta AI Screenshot: VulcanSphere, Public domain
American AI venture
The Stargate Project, incorporated in Delaware as Stargate LLC: an American multinational joint venture in artificial intelligence (AI) set up by OpenAI, Oracle, SoftBank and the investment firm MGX. It plans to spend as much as US$500 billion on AI infrastructure in the United States by 2029.
International scientific society
Usually shortened to AAAI, an international scientific society that promotes research into artificial intelligence (AI) and its responsible use. It also works to improve public understanding of AI and the teaching and training of people who practise it, and advises those who plan and fund research on the importance and potential of present AI developments and where they may lead.
Software company
ElevenLabs Inc., a software company that uses deep learning to make speech synthesis software that sounds natural. The Polish entrepreneurs Mateusz Staniszewski and Piotr Dąbkowski founded it in 2022.
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American semiconductor company
Cerebras Systems Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, which makes semiconductors, supercomputers and software for deep-learning applications of artificial intelligence, such as inference engines. Its products include wafer scale engine (WSE)-3 semiconductors, CS-3 supercomputers, and "AI inference cloud" and "AI training cloud" APIs that give users its computing power without their having to buy its hardware.
Wikidata · Photo: Coolcaesar, CC BY 4.0
American artificial intelligence company
Runway AI, Inc., an American company based in New York City that works on research and technology in generative artificial intelligence. It concentrates on products that generate video, images and other multimedia, developing commercial generative AI models for video, including text-to-video.
Non-profit German artificial intelligence organization
A German non-profit that makes artificial intelligence models and datasets and releases them as open source. It is best known for several large datasets of images with captions, collected from the web, which were used to train a number of well-known text-to-image models, Imagen and Stable Diffusion among them.
British artificial intelligence company
Stability AI Ltd, an artificial intelligence company founded in 2019 and based in London, England, best known for Stable Diffusion, its text-to-image model.
Artificial intelligence company
Inflection AI, Inc., an American technology company founded in 2022 that has made hardware and apps for generative artificial intelligence and machine learning. It is set up as a public benefit corporation, with headquarters in Palo Alto, California.
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AI customer service software company
A Polish software company, formerly called LiveChat Software, specialising in artificial intelligence and customer service. Based in Wrocław, it offers tools for communication with businesses and consumers (B2B and B2C), among them the popular platforms HelpDesk, ChatBot, LiveChat and Text.
Wikidata · Photo: Agnieszka Jaśkiewicz, CC BY-SA 4.0
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Chinese artificial intelligence company
A publicly traded artificial intelligence company, partly owned by the state, based in Hong Kong. Its technologies cover facial and image recognition, object detection, optical character recognition, analysis of medical images and of video, autonomous driving and remote sensing.
Every Wikidata item that is an organisation whose industry, on Wikidata, is artificial intelligence, and that has its own English Wikipedia article, ranked by the number of Wikimedia sites with a page about it — Wikipedia's language editions, mostly, and sister projects such as Wikiquote. That counts how many communities independently thought it worth describing, and nobody can buy a place on it. The top 20 are shown.
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