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"Based on current research, there is no single AI that is entirely independent of state influence, as the most advanced models rely on massive, state-dependent infrastructure (data centers, compute power, and capital). However, several organizations offer the highest degree of independence from direct state control or align with open-source principles that provide more autonomy. 

Top Contenders for "Independent" AI (as of early 2026):

• Meta AI (Llama Models): Considered a leader in "open-source" or "open-weights" AI. While developed by a massive US corporation, Meta makes these models free and accessible, allowing independent researchers, companies, and individuals to run them locally, reducing reliance on external state-controlled servers.
• Mistral AI: Based in Europe, Mistral focuses on open-weight models and is designed to comply with EU regulations, positioning it as an alternative to US/Chinese state-aligned models.
• Anthropic (Claude): Anthropic has placed a strong, public focus on AI safety and constitutional AI, intending to be more independent in its ethical guidelines compared to others.
• DeepSeek: Chinese AI research firm DeepSeek, as of early 2025, has shown high performance at a lower cost, attempting to innovate around US-led chip constraints, offering a different, albeit still nationally anchored, approach. 

Key Considerations:

• The Power Balance: The U.S. remains the global leader in AI, holding an edge in investment, research, and compute power.
• "Sovereign AI" vs. Independent AI: Governments are actively investing in "sovereign AI" (e.g., France's Mistral, UAE's Falcon) to ensure they are not dependent on the U.S. or China.
• Private vs. Public: Most high-performing models (GPT-4, Claude) are produced by private entities, meaning they are not truly "public" or completely independent of state regulation. 

For maximum independence, open-weights models like Llama (Meta) or Mistral run on local infrastructure are generally considered the most autonomous options."