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Amnon Shashua’s doubleAI launches an AI that speeds up code while it runs

Maxwell rewrites the machine code under running programs and proves each change correct, the company says. One early customer cut its compute costs by 67%, doubleAI told The Wall Street Journal.

Tarun Mottlia

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Amnon Shashua’s doubleAI launches an AI that speeds up code while it runs
Image: doubleAI’s co-founders: Shai Shalev-Shwartz, Yoav Levine, Amnon Shashua (seated, centre), Or Sharir, Noam Wies and Gal Beniamini.

Amnon Shashua’s startup doubleAI has launched Maxwell, an AI model that works inside running software to make it use less computing power. Shashua co-founded the Tel Aviv company and is its chief executive. The company announced Maxwell on Monday and opened it for early access.

Shashua set out the company’s plans to Belle Lin of The Wall Street Journal, which reported the launch an hour before the announcement. The company calls Maxwell the first of a new kind of AI…

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