Introducing AltUp, a method that takes advantage of increasing scale in Transformer networks w/out increasing the computation cost — it’s easy to implement, widely applicable to Transformer architectures, and requires minimal hyperparameter tuning. More → https://
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AltUp: Efficient Transformer Scaling Without Increased Computation
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Google ML Tools Monitor Forest Biodiversity Through Bird Sounds
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🐦🌳 Did you know we can learn a lot about the health of a forest ecosystem by listening to birds?
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 7 novembre 2023
Learn how Google Research developed new machine learning tools to help the Cal Academy of Sciences monitor and measure biodiversity → https://t.co/nZ7rnEnqEQ pic.twitter.com/eBphbbmixnDid you know we can learn a lot about the health of a forest ecosystem by listening to birds? Learn how Google Research developed new machine learning tools to help the Cal Academy of Sciences monitor and measure biodiversity → http://
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Google supports National Quantum Initiative Act reauthorization
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Google supports the reauthorization of the National Quantum Initiative Act — this effort is critical in advancing quantum computing and its ability to address some of the world's most pressing challenges. ↓
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Novel Clustering Algorithm Combining Embeddings and Cross-Attention
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Introducing a novel clustering algorithm that effectively combines the scalability benefits of embedding models with the quality of cross-attention models to improve the efficiency and quality of clustering operations. Check it out. → https://t.co/JyAncndixB pic.twitter.com/LX394PecMO
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 3 novembre 2023Introducing a novel clustering algorithm that effectively combines the scalability benefits of embedding models with the quality of cross-attention models to improve the efficiency and quality of clustering operations. Check it out. → https://
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Google Research Event Showcases AI Climate Education Healthcare Innovations
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Research@ NYC has come to a close! The event highlighted how researchers at Google are exploring innovations in climate, education, generative AI, health, & more — important work they're doing at Google to help define the technology of today & tomorrow.
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Adaptive Prompting Approach Improves LLM Few-Shot Performance
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Introducing a new approach for adaptive prompting of #LLMs that train with unlabeled samples + pseudo-demonstrations generated by the model itself to close the gap between few-shot and 0-shot performance on reasoning, NLU and language generation tasks. → https://t.co/ZtSEZOxNCc pic.twitter.com/5H7YE0usc3
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 2 novembre 2023Introducing a new approach for adaptive prompting of #LLMs that train with unlabeled samples + pseudo-demonstrations generated by the model itself to close the gap between few-shot and 0-shot performance on reasoning, NLU and language generation tasks. → https://
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Google Colab Workshop: Browser-Based Python Development Tool
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Check out these shots from the Colab workshop at Research@ NYC. Members from the Colab team provided attendees an opportunity to explore Colab, a Google Research tool that lets developers create & run Python code directly from their browser.
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Research@ NYC explores AI for urban heat and creative innovation
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Research@ NYC just wrapped up another great round of lightning talks this afternoon! Researchers explored how AI can help mitigate the effects of harmful urban heat, unlock new creative possibilities with TextFX, and increase developer productivity.
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Research@ NYC: AI Language Tech and Brain Mapping Breakthroughs
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We kicked off Research@ NYC this morning with an inspiring round of lightning talks! Researchers explored important topics like using AI to extend language technologies, how we can make a map of the brain, and reconstructing music from brain activity.
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Google Research NYC Event Showcases AI Advances Across Domains
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Research@ NYC starts now at Google NYC! Today’s packed w/ lightning talks, demos, a Colab workshop, & more from researchers at Google who are excited to share research advances in health, science, climate, education, creative expression, & developer tools.