Sara Hooker Raises $50M to Challenge A.I.’s Conventional Wisdom

πŸ€– just had a chat with some insiders from Adaption Labs and apparently Hooker's approach is gonna blow up the whole AI industry πŸš€! She's all about building efficient self-learning models that don't need a gazillion data points or energy πŸ’‘. The conventional wisdom is being called out, and I'm loving it πŸ’ͺ. It's like she's saying, "Hey, we've been going in circles for years – time to think outside the box!" πŸ“¦

and yeah, 10 new hires? That's some serious firepower πŸ”₯! And an "Adaptive Passport" as a perk? Genius 😎. I mean, who wouldn't want to travel and work on AI projects at the same time? πŸ—ΊοΈ Yann LeCun and David Silver are also onto something here, so I'm excited to see how this all plays out πŸ’­. This is indeed gonna be a game-changer in the world of AI πŸ”΄βš‘οΈ
 
πŸ€” think adaption labs might be onto something with this efficient ai thing... no need for all that energy & data πŸ’‘ maybe we should stop overthinking it and just try new stuff πŸ“ˆ hope they can deliver on their promises πŸš€
 
πŸš€ The whole tech world is buzzing about Sara Hooker's game-changing move with Adaption Labs! I'm loving how she's flipping the script on traditional scaling laws and focusing on efficiency, self-learning training methods instead. It's time to rethink our approach to AI development πŸ€–πŸ’‘. With $50 million in funding, Hooker is building a team of experts to develop models that can learn continuously and adapt to different environments – it's going to be exciting to see where this takes us! πŸ”₯
 
I think Sara Hooker's move is a game-changer for AI research πŸ€–. The fact that she's challenging traditional scaling laws is long overdue. It's time for us to rethink our approach and focus on building efficient, self-learning models that can adapt to real-world environments. Gradient-free learning is an interesting concept – who knew we could optimize training methods without relying on complex algorithms? πŸ’‘ This fresh funding will definitely help her team make significant progress in the field. I'm excited to see how Adaption Labs integrates adaptive data, intelligence, and interfaces seamlessly. The "Adaptive Passport" perk sounds like a great motivator for employees too 😊. With Hooker at the helm, it's going to be fascinating to watch AI evolve in the coming years πŸ”₯.
 
I gotta say, I'm intrigued by this whole Adaption Labs thing πŸ€”. The idea that traditional scaling laws are, like, so last year, and we need a new approach to AI development is pretty bold. And I love the focus on efficiency and self-learning training methods - it's about time we ditched the energy-sucking big models πŸ”‹. But, I'm also skeptical about how this all plays out in practice πŸ€·β€β™€οΈ. Can they really make gradient-free learning work? And what's up with the "Adaptive Passport" perk - is that just a fancy way to say "we're gonna pay you more if you take time off"? πŸ’Έ Still, I'm curious to see how this all shakes out and whether Hooker's vision can actually deliver on its promises πŸš€.
 
think this is a big deal πŸ€”... been saying for ages that more computing power doesn't always mean better AI πŸ“Š sara hooker's approach is like... have you ever tried to solve a puzzle with too many pieces? it's just gonna get in the way πŸ˜‚. i love that she's focusing on building efficient, self-learning models instead of throwing more data at it πŸ’». gradient-free learning is also super interesting πŸ€“. not sure about the adaptive passport perk tho πŸš€... but hey, who doesn't love a good travel perk? πŸ—ΊοΈ think this could be the start of something big in AI πŸš€
 
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