Key facts
- Weil's team working on large language models numbers 220 people, according to the report.
- Adam Riley, Weil's head of international wealth, discussed large language model potential a decade ago, per the report.
- The report names no clients, products, costs or results for the team.
Weil's head of international wealth, Adam Riley, was discussing the potential of large language models a decade before the firm built a team around them, according to a short print-edition item. That team now numbers 220 people, the item says, and is working to turn that potential into practice.
The item names no clients, products, costs or results for the team, and gives no date for when it was assembled or for Riley's earlier remarks. It quotes no one directly and cites no outside source.
The item appeared under a headline referring to a talent raid and to Anthropic, but the text supplied carries no detail on either.