Research
Wide-Area Distributed Training
We develop algorithms and systems to train large-scale models across geographically distributed, heterogeneous infrastructure.
Agentic AI and Self-Improvement
We build AI agents that solve complex tasks, learn from experience and improve their through experimentation and feedback.
AI Safety
As systems become more capable and autonomous, we study how to make AI reliable, controllable and accountable.
Efficiency and Sustainability
We improve computing efficiency at the hardware level and explore how datacenters can reduce their environmental impact.
News
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Our paper The Red Queen Gödel Machine: Co-Evolving Agents and Their Evaluators explores why self-improving systems need evaluations that improve alongside them.
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Our paper LoRDO was presented at ICML in Seoul. It combines low-rank optimization with infrequent communication to support wide-area distributed training.
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Cambridge joins SOFAIR, led by David Barber at UCL in partnership with Oxford and Edinburgh. Our contribution focuses on training frontier AI models across wide-area networks of heterogeneous compute.
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CambridgeFlower has been selected for Stage 1 of the SPRIND Composite Learning Challenge to develop scalable, decentralised AI using Flower.
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Nic Lane has been awarded a £2.5M RAEng Chair in Emerging Technologies to develop decentralised, privacy-preserving AI through his project DANTE.