
Core Automation
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Core Automation
@CoreAutoAI
Building systems to automate and optimize



I'll be leading a sprint on the @GPU_MODE Cholesky competition at @europython / @EuroSciPy this Sat/Sun in Krakow! Come learn how to autoresearch and write CUDA kernels. @modal has generously donated GPU access and @nvidia will provide frontier LLM access for the sprint.

Played around with this a bit. It’s nice to see folks thinking about it, and it is certainly an important problem to address. It's a deceptively good benchmark that asks whether gradient-based learning can learn a procedure for reusable computation that generalises to more steps than it saw during training, or whether it just learns a map between inputs and outputs. The question is whether the model can learn the serial computation itself, rather than relying primarily on test-time compute (in token space), and whether latent depth can provide a cheaper form of sequential computation. You can see the thought that has gone into designing the tasks. Kudos to folks @CoreAutoAI and @tilderesearch.






Welcome to the age of research ~@MillionInt





Jerry Tworek is not just another AI account. He spent nearly seven years at OpenAI, worked on GPT-4, ChatGPT, Codex, and reasoning models, and was one of the key research figures behind the current AI era. So when he says the first step to replacing the transformer is appreciating how far it carried us. Really excited what they are working on. New breakthroughs literally every day.



So, Brain, what do you want to do tonight? The same thing we do every night, Pinky. Try to build AGI.



