Mark Zuckerberg: A dozen strong AI researchers is enough for breakthroughs
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Natalie Musumeci
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Mark Zuckerberg argues that AI breakthroughs don't require large teams of researchers, suggesting that a dozen or so strong AI researchers are sufficient to make significant progress. He shared this perspective while also expressing feeling both invigorated and exhausted by the current AI moment. The article discusses his views on AI research team size and the state of the AI industry.
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· 2 pulledIt doesn't take armies of AI researchers to make progress, Mark Zuckerberg said.
Mark Zuckerberg also said the current AI moment has left him feeling a 'combination of invigorated and exhausted.'
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