Learning Day

OpenAI Blog2019-08-01 15:000 views

At OpenAI, each Thursday is Learning Day: a day where employees have the option to self-study technical skills that will make them better at their job but which aren’t being learned from daily work.

Source：https://openai.com/index/learning-day

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