AI300
  1. Cameron Wolfe / Researcher at Netflix
    781.
    Do you need to learn how to properly evaluate your agent? Here’s a step-by-step guide for how to do this, informed by best practices in recent research…›
    LLM score 82 · 2 months ago
  2. John Carmack
    782.
    I have been very impressed by @SemiAnalysis_ .›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  3. Ronak Malde / DeepMind Researcher
    783.
    Gabe and team is killing it like always! It's going to be more important than ever to push the frontier on long-horizon tasks in frontier domains, and this is a huge step in that direction https://t.co/sg8yBc0eMK
    LLM score 25 · 2 months ago
  4. Keller Jordan / OpenAI Researcher
    784.
    Modded-NanoGPT optimization result #15: A Newton-Muon based setup has achieved a step count which is below Muon and slightly above NorMuon.›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  5. John Carmack
    785.
    It is easy enough to make your own, but I think standard relu should have been defined as passing the value at zero, so gradients flow backward through it, allowing some things to be zero weight initialized when symmetry breaking isn’t an issue.
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  6. Tim Dettmers / Research Scientist at Ai2
    786.
    Not to degrade from this work, but TurboQuant is not a competitive method nor a good benchmark.›
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  7. Sebastien Bubeck / OpenAI MTS
    787.
    We now know that with an appropriate harness both Mythos and GPT-5.5 can reproduce what our internal model did in one-shot for the unit distance problem.›
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  8. Michael Elabd / DeepMind Researcher
    788.
    I am leaving the Foundational Research team at DeepMind!›
    LLM score 15 · 2 months ago
  9. Lewis Tunstall / Hugging Face Researcher
    789.
    The Carbon tech report is now on bioRxiv.›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  10. Sholto Douglas / Researcher at Anthropic
    790.
    Huge credit to the OAI team for solving the unit distance problem with 5.5 - it is now my go to example that models can in fact pull together disparate ideas into new discoveries.›
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  11. Yoshua Bengio
    791.
    Looking forward to speaking at BloombergTech next week with @shiringhaffary to discuss AI safety and our research progress at @LawZero_! https://t.co/pLvgDDGd80
    LLM score 15 · 2 months ago
  12. Andrew Lampinen / Research Scientist at DeepMind
    792.
    We've updated the preprint of our Naturalistic Computational Cognitive Science paper — we've clarified and streamlined the arguments, and expanded examples where we see increasing naturalism already yielding new theoretical insights, from RL to perceptual neuroscience.›
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  13. Sayak Paul / Hugging Face Researcher
    793.
    I am bullish and biased, but the best way way use flash attention 3 or 4 is via 🤗 kernels:›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  14. Boris Cherny / Creator of Claude Code
    794.
    > … [W]e keep finding things that are mysterious, even unsettling.›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  15. Andrew Ma / ex MTS at xAI
    795.
    Actually this is a great point (from the encyclical)›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  16. Jason Phang / OpenAI Researcher
    796.
    When did AI psychosis change from meaning “psychosis induced by AI interactions” to “being deluded about the state and capabilities of AI”?
    LLM score 35 · 2 months ago
  17. Behnam Neyshabur / Anthropic Researcher
    797.
    It doesn’t need to be this way.›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  18. Yoshua Bengio
    798.
    “Like nuclear energy, AI must be at the service of all and of the common good.›
    LLM score 35 · 2 months ago
  19. Sayak Paul / Hugging Face Researcher
    799.
    Consider tests as MVP as those features.›
    LLM score 45 · 2 months ago
  20. Keller Jordan / OpenAI Researcher
    800.
    Computer, analyze what the world today would be like if humans had cured death from old age in the year 1000AD›
    LLM score 25 · 2 months ago
  21. Niklas Muennighoff / AI Researcher at Stanford
    801.
    Great resource on how Cursor Composer works (also useful is https://t.co/TmWQjyv0Lt); much of it still relevant for C2.5! https://t.co/2M28qAADwD
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  22. Damek Davis / Assoc. Professor Wharton Stats
    802.
    In the next year, say a graduate student resolves three problems on par with the Erdos unit distance conjecture, but their proofs arose from simple prompting of ChatGPT.›
    LLM score 45 · 2 months ago
  23. Cameron Wolfe / Researcher at Netflix
    803.
    A lot of research has dismissed the benefits of process rewards over the last few years, but the way that we test if process rewards are helpful is oftentimes flawed IMO.›
    LLM score 72 · 2 months ago
  24. Keller Jordan / OpenAI Researcher
    804.
    Fascinated by the idea that 50,000 years from now will be more like 49,000 years from now than 2026 is like 2006›
    LLM score 25 · 2 months ago
  25. Ronak Malde / DeepMind Researcher
    805.
    I’ve left Google DeepMind. The last two years have been an incredible whirlwind.›
    LLM score 35 · 2 months ago
  26. Clive Chan / OpenAI Hardware
    806.
    gave claude code a try for a side project.›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  27. Boris Cherny / Creator of Claude Code
    807.
    People often ask what my biggest tip is for getting the most out of Claude Code.›
    LLM score 78 · 2 months ago
  28. Keller Jordan / OpenAI Researcher
    808.
    As the ratio between available compute and total human-created content increases, it becomes technically possible to have a competitive ecosystem of third party recommender systems on top of YouTube/X/etc›
    LLM score 65 · 2 months ago
  29. Yingru Li / xAI Researcher
    809.
    Amazing! This should be a paradigm shift on how we use (multi) agent.›
    LLM score 15 · 2 months ago
  30. Jack Clark / Anthropic Cofounder
    810.
    Wrote a fictional story for the next issue of Import AI that is pretty different to my previous ones.›
    LLM score 15 · 2 months ago
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