New ‘Liquid’ AI Learns Continuously From Its Experience of the World

💠 Researchers have gone from the human brain to the brain of a worm. The worm-brain algorithm was much simpler than other cutting-edge machine learning algorithms. It can learn from experience and change its connections on the fly, researchers say. Researchers say it is efficient, transparent, and a lifelong learner. Researchers have developed an algorithm that can adapt to new information in real-time.

The algorithm worked as well or better than other state-of-the-art time-sequence algorithms to predict the next steps in a series of events, says Hasani. He says it could be useful in other applications requiring the analysis of new data such as video processing. Companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft are investing in artificial intelligence AI to improve productivity. Academic scholars are working to address some of the problems with AI's shortcomings. They say it is necessary for them to invest in AI if they want to be successful.

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