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Today marks a defining moment for Sana: We’ve entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Workday. Sana will continue to build Sana Agents and Sana Learn—only now, at an even faster pace and greater scale. I’ll continue to lead our incredible team. Over the past months, we’ve had the privilege of getting to know Workday’s leadership. They are brilliant, kind, and hungry to win. I’m excited to build alongside Peter Bailis, Aneel Bhusri, Carl Eschenbach, Gerrit Kazmaier, and their nearly 20,000 Workmates. Sana has always been about two things: creating a place where people can do their life’s work, and building products that accelerate how the world accesses knowledge. This partnership lets us stay true to that vision while massively expanding our impact. When I founded Sana in 2016, I had just read Organizing Genius and early AI breakthroughs like AlphaGo had recently been released. I set out to build an AI research lab to change how people access knowledge. Joined by a group of pragmatic dreamers, we built a team, a culture, and tools that have reimagined how over a million people learn and work. Thank you to everyone who believed in us—our customers, investors, and most importantly, Sanians. This is a win for Europe, for beauty, for idealism, and for caring more. Now, a new chapter begins. The infinite game continues. Let’s go make history.

Today marks a defining moment for Sana: We’ve entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Workday. Sana will continue to build Sana Agents and Sana Learn—only now, at an even faster pace and greater scale. I’ll continue to lead our incredible team. Over the past months, we’ve had the privilege of getting to know Workday’s leadership. They are brilliant, kind, and hungry to win. I’m excited to build alongside Peter Bailis, Aneel Bhusri, Carl Eschenbach, Gerrit Kazmaier, and their nearly 20,000 Workmates. Sana has always been about two things: creating a place where people can do their life’s work, and building products that accelerate how the world accesses knowledge. This partnership lets us stay true to that vision while massively expanding our impact. When I founded Sana in 2016, I had just read Organizing Genius and early AI breakthroughs like AlphaGo had recently been released. I set out to build an AI research lab to change how people access knowledge. Joined by a group of pragmatic dreamers, we built a team, a culture, and tools that have reimagined how over a million people learn and work. Thank you to everyone who believed in us—our customers, investors, and most importantly, Sanians. This is a win for Europe, for beauty, for idealism, and for caring more. Now, a new chapter begins. The infinite game continues. Let’s go make history.

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Couldn’t be more excited about this year’s Summit agenda and speakers: Geoffrey Hinton - the Godfather of modern AI Tuomas Sandholm - architect of Libratus, the first AI to solve poker Josh Miller - reinventing the browser with an AI-first approach Daphne Koller - co-founder of Coursera, now reimagining medicine with AI at insitro Gustav Söderström - co-President, CPO, and CTO at Spotify Max Tegmark - physicist and AI researcher at MIT Benedict Evans - tech analyst, formerly at A16Z Regina Barzilay - professor of AI and Health at MIT, working on cancer diagnosis and treatment Carl Pei - reimagining consumer tech, building an AI-first phone at Nothing Max Jaderberg - led open-ended learning research at DeepMind, now pioneering AI for drug discovery at Isomorphic Labs Jeanette Winterson OBE, best-selling author, writing incredible essays on AI

Couldn’t be more excited about this year’s Summit agenda and speakers: Geoffrey Hinton - the Godfather of modern AI Tuomas Sandholm - architect of Libratus, the first AI to solve poker Josh Miller - reinventing the browser with an AI-first approach Daphne Koller - co-founder of Coursera, now reimagining medicine with AI at insitro Gustav Söderström - co-President, CPO, and CTO at Spotify Max Tegmark - physicist and AI researcher at MIT Benedict Evans - tech analyst, formerly at A16Z Regina Barzilay - professor of AI and Health at MIT, working on cancer diagnosis and treatment Carl Pei - reimagining consumer tech, building an AI-first phone at Nothing Max Jaderberg - led open-ended learning research at DeepMind, now pioneering AI for drug discovery at Isomorphic Labs Jeanette Winterson OBE, best-selling author, writing incredible essays on AI

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Spoke to Geoffrey Hinton about OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever's intuition for scaling laws👇. "Ilya was always preaching that you just make it bigger and it'll work better. And I always thought that was a bit of a cop-out, that you're going to have to have new ideas too. It turns out Ilya was basically right." Link to full interview in 🧵.

Spoke to Geoffrey Hinton about OpenAI co-founder Ilya Sutskever's intuition for scaling laws👇. "Ilya was always preaching that you just make it bigger and it'll work better. And I always thought that was a bit of a cop-out, that you're going to have to have new ideas too. It turns out Ilya was basically right." Link to full interview in 🧵.

Joel Hellermark

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One for the memory books: Gustav Söderström and I realizing a decades-long dream to meet David Deutsch, the father of quantum computing. We sat outside his home in Oxford, too excited to feel the cold, and talked about everything from the power of fallibilism and optimism as a moral duty to his debates with Demis Hassabis and the unique role humans play in the universe. Episode out now wherever you get your podcasts.

One for the memory books: Gustav Söderström and I realizing a decades-long dream to meet David Deutsch, the father of quantum computing. We sat outside his home in Oxford, too excited to feel the cold, and talked about everything from the power of fallibilism and optimism as a moral duty to his debates with Demis Hassabis and the unique role humans play in the universe. Episode out now wherever you get your podcasts.

Joel Hellermark

60,068 次观看 • 11 个月前

Today marks a defining moment for Sana: We’ve entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Workday. Sana will continue to build Sana Agents and Sana Learn—only now, at an even faster pace and greater scale. I’ll continue to lead our incredible team. Over the past months, we’ve had the privilege of getting to know Workday’s leadership. They are brilliant, kind, and hungry to win. I’m excited to build alongside Peter Bailis, Aneel Bhusri, Carl Eschenbach, Gerrit Kazmaier, and their nearly 20,000 Workmates. Sana has always been about two things: creating a place where people can do their life’s work, and building products that accelerate how the world accesses knowledge. This partnership lets us stay true to that vision while massively expanding our impact. When I founded Sana in 2016, I had just read Organizing Genius and early AI breakthroughs like AlphaGo had recently been released. I set out to build an AI research lab to change how people access knowledge. Joined by a group of pragmatic dreamers, we built a team, a culture, and tools that have reimagined how over a million people learn and work. Thank you to everyone who believed in us—our customers, investors, and most importantly, Sanians. This is a win for Europe, for beauty, for idealism, and for caring more. Now, a new chapter begins. The infinite game continues. Let’s go make history.

Today marks a defining moment for Sana: We’ve entered into a definitive agreement to be acquired by Workday. Sana will continue to build Sana Agents and Sana Learn—only now, at an even faster pace and greater scale. I’ll continue to lead our incredible team. Over the past months, we’ve had the privilege of getting to know Workday’s leadership. They are brilliant, kind, and hungry to win. I’m excited to build alongside Peter Bailis, Aneel Bhusri, Carl Eschenbach, Gerrit Kazmaier, and their nearly 20,000 Workmates. Sana has always been about two things: creating a place where people can do their life’s work, and building products that accelerate how the world accesses knowledge. This partnership lets us stay true to that vision while massively expanding our impact. When I founded Sana in 2016, I had just read Organizing Genius and early AI breakthroughs like AlphaGo had recently been released. I set out to build an AI research lab to change how people access knowledge. Joined by a group of pragmatic dreamers, we built a team, a culture, and tools that have reimagined how over a million people learn and work. Thank you to everyone who believed in us—our customers, investors, and most importantly, Sanians. This is a win for Europe, for beauty, for idealism, and for caring more. Now, a new chapter begins. The infinite game continues. Let’s go make history.

Joel Hellermark

28,976 次观看 • 10 个月前

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