A team of Greek engineers, with significant experience in leading technology companies, joined forces to create an innovative open source platform in the field of artificial intelligence. Oumi AI, as the startup is called, aspires to make AI technology more affordable and accessible to researchers, companies and individual developers, fostering collaboration and innovation.

From idea to practice

Oumi AI was designed to address the barriers that arise from closed AI systems, which often limit transparency and customizability. The startup’s creators envisioned an ecosystem where machine learning technologies can evolve through an open source community, ensuring transparency and continuous improvement of AI models.

What Oumi AI offers

The platform allows companies and developers to test and customize AI models without the constraints of the closed solutions that dominate the market. It provides tools that enable the creation of more efficient and customized AI applications, while enabling users to contribute to the evolution of the ecosystem through code contributions and knowledge sharing.

Greek innovation in the spotlight

Oumi AI is not just a technology platform – it is an example of how Greek engineers and researchers can play a leading role globally. The startup seeks to combine high expertise with Greek creativity, bringing solutions that can compete with the biggest names in the field. Co-founder and CEO Manos Koukoumidis, (right in the centre photo), a former senior AI executive at Google, stressed the need for a platform that offers full transparency in AI development, stating, “AI needs the Linux moment.”

The future of Oumi AI

The Oumi AI team is constantly working to further develop the platform, incorporating new technologies and improving its capabilities. Their ambition is to create a global AI ecosystem where ideas and innovation can grow freely, without the constraints of traditional, closed solutions.

The Greek startup has already gained the attention of the international technology community and is expected to play a key role in the next generation of artificial intelligence.