New Year
Albert Gu: More learning, less data
Building a foundation model takes tremendous amounts of data. In the coming year, I hope we’ll enable models to learn more from less data.
New Year
Joseph Gonzalez: General intelligence
In 2025, I expect progress in training foundation models to slow down as we hit scaling limits and inference costs continue to rise.
New Year
Joseph Gonzalez: General intelligence
In 2025, I expect progress in training foundation models to slow down as we hit scaling limits and inference costs continue to rise.
New Year
David Ding: Generated video with music, sound effects, and dialogue
Last year, we saw an explosion of models that generate either video or audio outputs in high quality. In the coming year, I look forward to models that produce video clips complete with audio soundtracks including speech, music, and sound effects.
New Year
David Ding: Generated video with music, sound effects, and dialogue
Last year, we saw an explosion of models that generate either video or audio outputs in high quality. In the coming year, I look forward to models that produce video clips complete with audio soundtracks including speech, music, and sound effects.
New Year
Hanno Basse: Generative AI for artists
Stability AI’s aim is to liberate artists of all trades from the repetitive, mechanical aspects of their work and help them spend the majority of their time on the creative side. So our highest hope for next year is that generative AI will help people to be more creative and productive.
New Year
Hanno Basse: Generative AI for artists
Stability AI’s aim is to liberate artists of all trades from the repetitive, mechanical aspects of their work and help them spend the majority of their time on the creative side. So our highest hope for next year is that generative AI will help people to be more creative and productive.
New Year
Hopes for 2024 from Anastasis Germanidis, Sara Hooker, Percy Liang, Sasha Luccioni, Pelonomi Moiloa, Kevin Scott
The Batch AI News and Insights: AI is progressing faster than ever. This is thrilling, yet rapid change can be disorienting. In such times, it’s useful to follow Jeff Bezos’ advice to think about not only what is changing but also what will stay the same.
New Year
Hopes for 2024 from Anastasis Germanidis, Sara Hooker, Percy Liang, Sasha Luccioni, Pelonomi Moiloa, Kevin Scott
The Batch AI News and Insights: AI is progressing faster than ever. This is thrilling, yet rapid change can be disorienting. In such times, it’s useful to follow Jeff Bezos’ advice to think about not only what is changing but also what will stay the same.
New Year
Kevin Scott: Be Prepared for Another Year of Exponential Growth
Without question, 2023 has been the most exciting and interesting year in technology that I’ve seen over a fairly long career. It bears mention that I’m pretty sure I said more or less the same thing at the close of 2022...
New Year
Kevin Scott: Be Prepared for Another Year of Exponential Growth
Without question, 2023 has been the most exciting and interesting year in technology that I’ve seen over a fairly long career. It bears mention that I’m pretty sure I said more or less the same thing at the close of 2022...
New Year
Pelonomi Moiloa: Smaller Models That Learn More From Less Data
One of my favourite flavours of conversation is listening to reinforcement learning experts talk about their children as reinforcement learning agents. These conversations highlight just how comically far behind humans our machine learning models are.
New Year
Pelonomi Moiloa: Smaller Models That Learn More From Less Data
One of my favourite flavours of conversation is listening to reinforcement learning experts talk about their children as reinforcement learning agents. These conversations highlight just how comically far behind humans our machine learning models are.
New Year
Sasha Luccioni: Respect for Human Creativity and Agency
Before this past year, when I told people I worked in AI, more often than not I was met with a blank stare and sometimes a question along the lines of: “You mean like robots?”
New Year
Sasha Luccioni: Respect for Human Creativity and Agency
Before this past year, when I told people I worked in AI, more often than not I was met with a blank stare and sometimes a question along the lines of: “You mean like robots?”
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