Last updated: 17 December 2024
As part of their quick founder questions series, Maddyness spoke with Literal Labs CEO Noel Hurley. Through a sweeping range of questions interviewer David Johnson and Hurley discuss Tsetlin machines, why Literal Labs sees its approach to AI as integral for compute efficient AI, academic infrastructure and the university origins of the company, and being on calls with VCs while raising capital for one of the AI startups to watch.
Visit ‘Fast, efficient, and explainable AI, meet Literal Labs’ to read the piece in full. It was authored by David Johnson for Maddyness and published 17 Dec 2024.
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