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AI Leverages Small "Plugins" for Faster Smarter Models

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Scientists created a way to use existing small "plugins" that help large computer models work better with new tasks, which can reduce their energy consumption and make them more accessible. This method allows these large models to adapt quickly and efficiently to new challenges while using significantly less memory and resources, making it easier to deploy them in places where space or power is limited.

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AI Learns to Prioritize Tasks With Limited Resources

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