Nick Frosst initially said Cohere's Command A+ was out and Apache 2.0; later corrected us on X

Frosst's first X post called Command A+ Cohere's best model and described it as "out now" and "open source Apache 2.0." After publication, he corrected us on X; availability and licensing remain unconfirmed.

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A permissive Apache 2.0 release from a major model builder could give startups and enterprises a viable, lower-friction option to deploy, adapt, and ship on their own terms.

Illustration of Cohere's Command A+ model shown at a product-style launch, with the model name displayed and launch motifs around it.

An initial post on X from Nick Frosst (Nick Frosst (@nickfrosst)) described Cohere's newest model, Command A+, as "out now" and "open source apache 2.0" in a short announcement on X. After this article published, Frosst corrected us in a follow-up post on X. Pending Cohere's formal materials, treat the availability and licensing details as unconfirmed.…

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