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Celebrating multiple firsts at the premier international event for machine learning and computational neuroscience

NeurIPS 2025

The 39th Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) was capped off by a series of firsts for the InstaDeep team, with researchers leading the way in exchanging ideas and showcasing innovation within the AI community during our visit to the San Diego Convention Center from the 02-07 December.  With five workshops, three accepted… Read more »

MEMENTO: Memory-Enhanced Neural Solvers for Routing Problems

Combinatorial optimisation (CO) problems are among the hardest challenges in computer science, with real-world importance in logistics, transport, and energy systems. These problems involve choosing the “best” option from an astronomically large set of possibilities and are often NP-hard, meaning they become computationally intractable as the problem size grows. Neural solvers, advanced AI approaches designed… Read more »

Breaking the performance ceiling in Reinforcement Learning

Breaking the Performance Ceiling in Reinforcement Learning

Reinforcement learning (RL) has delivered some of AI’s most striking successes, from human-level Atari 1 play to world-class performance in Go2. Yet when applied to messy, real-world combinatorial optimisation (CO) problems such as energy grid management or autonomous logistics, even state-of-the-art RL systems can stall. Despite being trained to convergence, policies often hit a performance… Read more »

Oryx InstaDeep’s scalable sequence model for multi-agent coordination in offline settings

Oryx: InstaDeep’s scalable sequence model for multi-agent coordination in offline settings

Multi-agent reinforcement learning (MARL) holds significant promise across domains such as autonomous driving, warehouse logistics, intelligent rail networks, and satellite alignment. Yet deploying MARL in the real world remains difficult. Training typically requires vast amounts of interactive data, which is both costly and potentially risky, particularly in safety-critical settings where trial and error is not… Read more »

InstaDeep presents 8 papers at NeurIPS 2024

InstaDeep showcases 8 papers at NeurIPS 2024

From our beginnings to becoming a key player in AI, supporting new research spaces and sharing what we’ve learnt in AI has always been at the core of InstaDeep’s DNA. This year, our journey brings us to the Vancouver Convention Center, Canada for the 38th annual Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS) conference from December 10… Read more »

Tunis InstaDeep researchers at NeurIPS 2023’s NAML: North African Machine Learning workshop

Two InstaDeep Tunis-based AI researchers will present at NeurIPS 2023 NAML: North African Machine Learning workshop on multi-script handwriting recognition and what happens Multi agent Reinforcement Learning is built on economic theories. The pair’s different research interests illustrate the breadth of AI research happening in North Africa. Oussama Mahfoudhi looks at the logic of language… Read more »

InstaDeep hits a new record, taking five papers to New Orleans for NeurIPS 2022

InstaDeep is pleased to announce that a record five of its AI research papers have been accepted for presentation at the Thirty-sixth Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS 2022) with two papers in the main track and three workshop papers, including one authored in collaboration with BioNTech as part of our joint AI Innovation… Read more »