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🌱Listening to nature might be key to building better AI. How should our goals for AI shape the biological principles we borrow? What stands in the way of putting those principles into practice? Dr. Rachel Aileen StClair (@CenFutureAIMS Fellow, AI researcher, and founder of @servamind) explores how biology can inform the design of memory, language, and multimodal AI. 👉 Watch: youtube.com/live/x9_rvCluq… Hosted by Dr. William Edward Hahn and Dr. Natalia Romero as part of @MPCRLabs’ lecture series on AI research and applications. #AI #AIEthics #BetterAI #MultimodalAI

Meet the Founder Rachel St. Clair spent years solving a problem most AI teams live with daily but rarely name: the data-compute lock-in that makes building AI slow, expensive, and inaccessible. Her path here wasn't linear. PhD in Complex Systems and Brain Sciences at FAU. Postdoc at the Center for Future Mind. Computer vision systems for the Department of Homeland Security. Innovation Lab Director managing 25+ researchers. 20+ peer-reviewed papers. Work spanning compressed sensing networks, GANs, quantum ML, and bio-inspired architectures. But the throughline across all of it: the belief that AI's biggest bottleneck isn't intelligence. It's infrastructure. She founded Servamind to fix that at the architecture level — not with another tool, but with a new standard. The .serva standard. Free 1TB beta launch → coming soon! servamind.com

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Join @MPCRLabs for "Listening to Nature: How to Better Artificial Intelligence," part of the AI Lecture Series 2026. Dr. Rachel Aileen StClair (AI researcher, @CenFutureAIMS Fellow, and founder of @servamind) will explore how biological systems can inspire more capable and efficient AI, from memory and language to multimodal design and infrastructure. 📅 Wed, March 18 🕕 6:00-7:00 PM + Q&A 📍 The Gruber Sandbox, @FloridaAtlantic 🎟️ Free and Open To All! RSVP: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI… Stream: #success" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fau-edu.zoom.us/j/85453894664?… This session is kindly hosted by Dr. Will Hahn and Dr. Natalia Romero as part of a lecture series on AI research and applications. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #AIResearch #AIethics @FAUArtsLetters @ebarenholtz

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Procedural Memory -- Lessons from Bio to AI x.com/i/spaces/1MJgN…

New lecture drop 🎓 In our latest "Learning from Bio to AI" session, Andrew Coward explores Procedural Memory—how the brain learns skills and sequences. Join us tomorrow 7pm EST for a live Q&A on X Spaces to dig deeper. 🎥 Watch now

Your brain doesn't retrieve memories. It reconstructs them — partially, emotionally, from fragments. No AI system does this. That gap is the whole problem.Gave a keynote today on Software, Memory & Language at @ekkolapto. Listen to our founders talk today at luma.com/bioprompting

🚀 Serva Encoder is launching in beta soon and we're offering 1TB free encoding to early users. One universal format for all your multimodal data. Images, text, audio, sensor streams. Encode once, use anywhere. No more pipeline chaos. No more format lock-in. Claim your 1TB → servamind.com/join-the-beta

Building multimodal AI? You know the pain: Separate pipelines for images, text, audio Format conversions eating 80% of dev time Data locked to single model architectures Serva Encoder solves this. One universal format (.serva) for all modalities. Any model. No retraining. More energy efficient. Zero accuracy loss. Sign up for our beta servamind.com/join-the-beta

Types of Memory -- Lessons from Bio to AI x.com/i/spaces/1lPJq…

Today is the day! our First X-space in the new Learning from Bio to AI Series with Andrew Coward! Join us at 4pm PST!

Watch Andrew Coward Discuss Types of Memory in our Lessons from Biology for AI series before our X space tomorrow at 4pm PST!

Join us Friday at 4pm PT for a Twitter Space on human memory. We'll explore: → Different types of memory → How brain processes implement each type → What this means for building better AI systems The .serva architecture draws from biological intelligence. Hear why. Set a reminder 🔔

Beta access is now open. Test .serva in your ML pipeline. See the 30-374× efficiency gains for yourself.Early users get: → Direct engineering support → Priority feature requests → Influence on roadmap Sign up: servamind.com/join-the-beta Limited spots. First-come basis.

Our new website is live. servamind.com One format. Any model. Any hardware. See how .serva eliminates data chaos and slashes compute costs by 96-99%. The infrastructure is ready. What will you build?

We're looking for pilot partners to validate .serva in production. If your team: Trains models regularly Fights data preprocessing bottlenecks Wants 30-374× energy efficiency without retraining Let's talk. Early partners shape the roadmap. DM us or: info@servamind.com

Your AI team isn't slow because of your models. They're slow because 80% of their time goes to data wrangling. .serva collapses months of preprocessing into a single encoding step. Any data → any model → any hardware See the architecture: arxiv.org/abs/2601.09124

AI teams spend 80% of their time on data prep—not building models. We built .serva: one data format that works with any model, on any hardware.30-374× more energy efficient. 4-34× compression. No retraining needed. The bottleneck shifts from infrastructure to imagination.