Madrona Prize goes to UW research on agents that shrink AI models to run on small chips

A University of Washington project that uses AI agents to fit AI models onto small, low-power chips won the Madrona Prize at the Allen School's annual Research Showcase. Other honorees included AI agents that write custom software for AI chips, a test of how well AI recognizes actions in video and research on securing DNA printers. Read More

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