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Scientists have lacked the data to bring physical AI underwater. MIT CSAIL researchers are helping robots change that using sonar & ML approaches: tinyurl.com/3rpnhdkz
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15 courses for understanding neural networks, v/@tut_ml shorturl.at/60Se8
Free book on the foundations of LLMs, from Northeastern University & NiuTrans Research: bit.ly/4AooloL
Happy birthday to the late Michael Dertouzos, who directed MIT’s Laboratory for Computer Science for 25+ years.
Watch him discuss the future of computers on NBC’s Today Show w/late MIT prof. Joseph Weizenbaum back in 1983.
Watch him discuss the future of computers on NBC’s Today Show w/late MIT prof. Joseph Weizenbaum back in 1983.
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Frontier LLMs are showing potential to read, fix, & rewrite neural network weights.
MIT CSAILers call this "Weight-Space Programming." It's what GPT-6 did when it edited various small NNs including Qwen3.5-0.8B, using tools in interpretability research or even direct weight editing. Soon enough, LLMs might natively optimize NN weights at a human or even super-human level: tinyurl.com/378w4ckw
MIT CSAILers call this "Weight-Space Programming." It's what GPT-6 did when it edited various small NNs including Qwen3.5-0.8B, using tools in interpretability research or even direct weight editing. Soon enough, LLMs might natively optimize NN weights at a human or even super-human level: tinyurl.com/378w4ckw