Excited to see our work on TheAgentCompany shared! I was surprised by the tasks agents succeeded at when creating this benchmark. Huge thanks to @frankxu2004, @YufanSong98, @LiBoxuan91538, and @gneubig for their leadership and collaboration.
How far are we from having competent AI co-workers that can perform tasks as varied as software development, project management, administration, and data science?
In our new paper, we introduce TheAgentCompany, a benchmark for AI agents on consequential real-world tasks.
In 2024, we made the unprecedented decision to acquire a hospital system. It was an opportunity to create a blueprint for healthcare transformation to make American healthcare proactive, accessible, and affordable.
@SummaHealth and our Health Assurance Transformation Company (HATCo) revealed their technology transformation stack, partnering with some of our portfolio companies @aidocmed, Clarium, @CommureOs, @poweredbyfabric, @hippocraticai, @judihealth, @transcarent, and @versemedical. @percepta is serving as a transformation partner, unifying the tech stack into a seamless Al-native operating system.
We believe the future of healthcare is health assurance with tech founders and health system leaders working together to reimagine healthcare in the US and beyond.
As you become an adult, you realize that things around you weren't just always there; people made them happen. But only recently have I started to internalize how much tenacity *everything* requires. That hotel, that park, that railway. The world is a museum of passion projects.
Curious what applied AI engineers do at Percepta? “Day to day, my role might be talking to doctors, talking to nurses, seeing what they do, mapping out a patient as they go in the hospital. Or it might be just sitting down and coding,” says Anushka. If you're interested in solving real world problems, we're hiring and we want to hear from you.
4/ LLMs are being used extensively in paper writing here but somehow that didn't translate to poster design. Most of them just weren't that aesthetically pleasing or well formatted although the content was very interesting
Some observations from ICLR:
1/ Noticed a lot of publications by independent researchers and hobbyists doing research on the side. Reminds me of a blog post by Sean Goedecke on being in the "gentleman scientist" era of AI research