Just last year, Inflection AI was as hot as a startup could be, releasing best-in-class AI models it claimed could outperform technology from OpenAI, Meta, and Google. That's a stark contrast compared to today, as Inflection's new CEO tells TechCrunch that his startup is simply no longer trying to compete on that front. Between then and now, there's of course been a major change at Inflection. Microsoft hired then-CEO Mustafa Suleyman to run its own AI business and paid the startup $650 million...

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