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@jfpuget

@jfpuget
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2025-01-26
Every breakthrough in AI was in the US? Wasn't SGD a breakthrough? (from Leon Botou in France) Weren't CNN a breakthrough? (from Yann Lecun in France) Wasn't stable diffusion a breakthrough? (From Germany) Wasn't ViT a breathrough? (from Switzerland, at least partly) Wasn't
2025-01-26 View on X
MIT Technology Review

Rather than weakening China's AI capabilities, US sanctions appear to be driving startups like DeepSeek to innovate by prioritizing efficiency and collaboration

The AI community is abuzz over DeepSeek R1, a new open-source reasoning model.  —  The model was developed by the Chinese AI startup DeepSeek …

Every breakthrough in AI was in the US? Wasn't SGD a breakthrough? (from Leon Botou in France) Weren't CNN a breakthrough? (from Yann Lecun in France) Wasn't stable diffusion a breakthrough? (From Germany) Wasn't ViT a breathrough? (from Switzerland, at least partly) Wasn't
2025-01-26 View on X
Wall Street Journal

Sources: DeepSeek's Liang Wenfeng told Chinese Premier Li Qiang in a Jan. 20 meeting that US export controls on advanced chips to China were still a bottleneck

DeepSeek is called ‘amazing and impressive’ despite working with less-advanced chips  —  SINGAPORE—A Chinese artificial-intelligence company …

2024-10-09
I always found that physicists made great data scientist and ML people. Reason is they have to deal with data at scale. But now this moves to next step. Physics Nobel prize goes to ML people.
2024-10-09 View on X
Bloomberg

The Nobel in Chemistry goes to David Baker “for computational protein design” and DeepMind's Demis Hassabis and John Jumper “for protein structure prediction”

- Demis Hassabis, John Jumper share half the $1.1 million award  — Remainder goes to David Baker for building new proteins

I always found that physicists made great data scientist and ML people. Reason is they have to deal with data at scale. But now this moves to next step. Physics Nobel prize goes to ML people.
2024-10-09 View on X
Bloomberg

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awards the Nobel Prize in Physics to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton for “foundational discoveries” in machine learning

had not seen them in any of the sweepstakes ahead of the announcement. But if everything is either physics or stamp collecting we just promoted machine learning to “physics”. (Love...

2024-10-08
I always found that physicists made great data scientist and ML people. Reason is they have to deal with data at scale. But now this moves to next step. Physics Nobel prize goes to ML people.
2024-10-08 View on X
Bloomberg

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awards the Nobel Prize in Physics to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton for “foundational discoveries” in machine learning

- John J. Hopfield, Geoffrey E. Hinton worked on neural networks  — Their work laid foundations for machine learning and AI

2022-05-09
Working form home does not fit all jobs nor does it fit all people, but when it fits it is the most productive way to work. https://twitter.com/...
2022-05-09 View on X
@zoeschiffer

Ian Goodfellow, Apple's director of ML, is leaving due to its return to work policy, saying in a note that “more flexibility would have been the best policy”