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Tokyo-based AI startup Sakana aims to build smaller AI models after successfully raising $30 million. It does not work like OpenAI which uses a large database of data into a program.

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David Ha, head of research for the London-based startup, resigned this month. Chief Operating Officer Ren Ito also left in June. Ha declined to comment. Ito didn’t immediately respond to requests for comment.