Research talk: Computationally efficient large-scale AI

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Speaker: Song Han, Assistant Professor, MIT

Today’s AI is too big. Deep neural networks demand extraordinary levels of computation, and therefore power and carbon, for training and inference. In this research talk, Song Han, MIT, presents TinyML and efficient deep learning techniques that make AI greener, smaller, faster, and deployable on IoT devices.

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