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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.
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A University of Washington project that employs AI agents to compress AI models so they can operate on small, low‑power chips earned the Madrona Prize at the Allen School’s annual Research Showcase. The prize recognized the team’s approach of using autonomous agents to adapt models for constrained hardware. Other awardees at the event included agents that generate custom software for AI chips, a study measuring AI’s ability to recognize actions in video, and research focused on securing DNA printers.
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