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Machine learning's own Industrial Revolution

arXiv 2311.02278 ↗First posted 4 Nov 2023cs.LGcited by 0

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Abstract (arXiv)

Machine learning is expected to enable the next Industrial Revolution. However, lacking standardized and automated assembly networks, ML faces significant challenges to meet ever-growing enterprise demands and empower broad industries. In the Perspective, we argue that ML needs to first complete its own Industrial Revolution, elaborate on how to best achieve its goals, and discuss new opportunities to enable rapid translation from ML's innovation frontier to mass production and utilization.

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