OpenAI Robotics Symposium 2019
OpenAI hosted its first Robotics Symposium in April 2019, bringing together researchers to discuss frontier robotics development.
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OpenAI hosted its first Robotics Symposium in April 2019, bringing together researchers to discuss frontier robotics development.
OpenAI's second class of eight Scholars completed their final projects and presented them at a demo day.
OpenAI concluded its Fall 2018 Fellows program, training machine learning beginners to become contributors over six months.
Review of Georgia Tech's Machine Learning for Trading course (OMSCS CS7646) emphasizes practical challenges and risks in algorithmic trading.
OpenAI developed Sparse Transformer, improving attention mechanism for sequences 30x longer, setting new prediction records across modalities.
OpenAI Five, an AI system, defeated the world champion Dota 2 team, OG, in two consecutive live-streamed matches.
OpenAI announced the final live event for OpenAI Five, its DOTA 2 AI, on April 13, marking the conclusion of the project.
OpenAI announced its 2019 Scholars class, comprising eight individuals with diverse academic backgrounds from 550 applicants.
OpenAI and Google developed 'activation atlases' to visualize neuron interactions in AI systems, aiming to improve understanding of internal decision-making.
OpenAI hosted its first Spinning Up workshop, an educational initiative focused on Deep Reinforcement Learning (RL).
OpenAI published a paper asserting social scientists are critical for long-term AI safety, alignment, and addressing human psychology.
OpenAI announced a new unsupervised language model achieving state-of-the-art performance across multiple NLP tasks without task-specific training.
The OMSCS CS6601 Artificial Intelligence course review emphasizes starting with simple solutions before adding intelligence.
OpenAI concluded its first 6-month Fellows program in Summer 2018, transforming ML beginners into contributors for final projects.
OpenAI research identifies gradient noise as a predictor for neural network training parallelizability, suggesting future utility of larger batch sizes.
OpenAI published early research on iterated amplification, a technique for AI systems to learn complex goals by decomposing tasks into simpler sub-tasks.
OpenAI opened applications for its second Scholars program in 2019, offering stipends and mentorship for deep learning study and open-source projects.
OpenAI announced a call for applications for their 2019 Fellows and Interns programs, seeking new talent for research and development.
OpenAI's inaugural Scholars program concluded, with participants showcasing final projects in various AI research areas.
OpenAI Five lost to top human players in Dota 2 at The International 2018, holding an early lead in both matches.
OpenAI's Dota 2 AI, OpenAI Five, defeated a team of professional players in a best-of-three match, demonstrating advanced multi-agent coordination.
OpenAI announced its first class of Scholars, a program to transition experienced software developers into machine learning practitioners.
OpenAI's Dota 2 bot, OpenAI Five, concluded its public benchmark matches. This marks the end of a long-running, high-profile RL project.
OpenAI trained an RL agent to achieve a high score on Montezuma’s Revenge from a single human demonstration, using PPO.
OpenAI accepted applications for its compensated 6-month AI research fellowship program in Fall 2018.
OpenAI proposes 'AI safety via debate' technique, training AI agents to debate topics with human judges to determine winners.
OpenAI hosted its first hackathon with 100 AI community members, focusing on new applications and developer engagement.
OpenAI launched a 3-month deep learning scholarship for 6-10 individuals from underrepresented groups, including mentorship and open-source project development.
OpenAI hosted a hackathon and talks at its San Francisco office on March 3rd, focusing on developer engagement and community building.
OpenAI co-authored a paper forecasting AI misuse by malicious actors and potential mitigation strategies with academic and policy partners.
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