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In one experiment, researchers at the Google Brain artificial intelligence research group had software design a machine-learning system to take a test used to benchmark software that processes language. They include researchers at the nonprofit research institute OpenAI (which was cofounded by Elon Musk), MIT, the University of California, Berkeley, and Google's other artificial intelligence research group, DeepMind. Jeff Dean, who leads the Google Brain research group, mused last week that some of the work of such workers could be supplanted by software. One set of experiments from Google's DeepMind group suggests that what researchers are terming "learning to learn" could also help lessen the problem of machine-learning software needing to consume vast amounts of data on a specific task in order to perform it well.