Liquid AI
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Liquid AI is an American artificial intelligence company, an MIT spin-off, that develops liquid foundation models running directly on devices without a cloud connection. It was founded in 20231 by Ramin Hasani, Mathias Lechner, and Alexander Amini, together with the MIT computer scientist Daniela Rus. Unlike the conventional transformer-based neural networks, whose parameters are fixed once training is complete, the company's models can continue to adapt after training and use fewer neurons, so that they need less memory and computing power.
Liquid AI is an American artificial intelligence company, an MIT spin-off, that develops liquid foundation models running directly on devices without a cloud connection. It was founded in 2023 by Ramin Hasani, Mathias Lechner, and Alexander Amini, together with the MIT computer scientist Daniela Rus. Unlike the conventional transformer-based neural networks, whose parameters are fixed once training is complete, the company's models can continue to adapt after training and use fewer neurons, so that they need less memory and computing power.
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