The idea of the Badger architecture is to make a learning agent with increased generality by virtue of allowing task-specific learning to occur in the activations of an extensible pool of ‘experts’ who all share the same weights.
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GoodAI was proud to support the Animal-AI Olympics which was organized by the Leverhulme Centre for the Future of Intelligence, Imperial College London, and the University of Cambridge. The project aimed to benchmark AI agents against multiple animal species.
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People are interested in knowing what our progress was in 2019 and what our plans are for 2020. In this post, you can learn about the highlights of last year and our plans for the future.
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The GoodAI Research team recently traveled to Vancouver, Canada for NeurIPS 2019 where they introduced the new Badger Architecture to many participants and had great discussions with some of the best minds in the industry!
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GoodAI has publically released the Badger Architecture which is the culmination of five years of work at GoodAI. Find out more about it and read the paper.
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Last night GoodAI attended the AI Awards where CEO and CTO, Marek Rosa, won the Person of the Year Award.
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We are excited to announce the release of the training environment for the Animal-AI Olympics, so participants can now start training their AI agents.
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AI Policy and Social Impacts Director Marek Havrda recently attended the POLITICO AI Summit where he took part in the Future of Work strategic roundtable and co-chaired the working group on AI Ethics.
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Marek Havrda AI Policy & Social Impact Director, was invited to The World Government summit to chair the subcommittee on gradual economic and social changes due to AI.
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In this article, we explore some of the characteristics of morals and suggest that teaching AI virtues might be a good way to create a safe AI.
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