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A high-signal figure for understanding how DeepMind turned ambitious research systems into durable products, especially across reinforcement learning, speech, and code generation.
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Margaret Mitchell
Large-scale open code data (The Stack)
Co-author, The Stack
Co-authored The Stack: a major permissively-licensed dataset used for open code models.
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Large-scale open code data (The Stack)
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The Stack: 3 TB of permissively licensed source code
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