Targeted data selection could roughly triple AI fine-tuning speed

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Can AI fine-tuning that once took 10 hours be completed in just three hours? KAIST researchers have developed a technology that selects the most useful training data and distributes it evenly across multiple GPUs.

Source：https://techxplore.com/news/2026-11-roughly-triple-ai-fine-tuning.html

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