
Zephyr
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My Third Post.Implications of the H20.It will have profound change on the dynamics of US-China AI race especially in the RL/inference age
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RT @pandawatch88: @EleanorOlcott @zijing_wu and God bless them because Kling is far faaaar better than VEO in picture to video generation.
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RT @zijing_wu: Glad this is finally out after months of old-school journalism. There’s so much more to the story - and it needs to be told.….
ft.com
Roaring black market for US semiconductors operates despite efforts to curb Beijing’s high-tech ambitions
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RT @tphuang: We have finally reached the era of Robocop in real life. Well, at least in Shanghai. Technically, it is still in training. htt….
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It has gone down.Few months ago, they were selling for over $600K while SuperMicro/Dell was selling it for $450K in US.
The FT is claiming that more than $1 billion worth of NVIDIA chips have made their way into China over the last three months, including Blackwells which they claim are 'widely available.' They report that the current market price for a rack of eight B200's is $489,000.
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A 355B should be quite good.I think they will surpass the latest models from Qwen
@zephyr_z9 You were right it's GLM
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Why are they asking bullshit like this??.
The design process of HLE required the questions to be unanswerable by contemporary LLMs. That lead to many gotcha style questions like the one below. It’s a trick question – in 2002, a few atoms of a group 18 element Oganesson were made for a few milliseconds. 2/7
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this is very cool.
Imagine generating an explorable world from a single image. Meet Yume: a system that turns images into dynamic, controllable 3D video worlds—navigated with keyboard. For this, they introduce a well-designed framework, which consists of four main components, including . - camera
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the nine tailed fox has been exorcised.
Hello everyone,. I wish to share that I have now relocated my base of operations to New York and, for a variety of both scientific and personal reasons, Jiankui and I will be pursuing separate paths. My professional and personal commitments are now rooted in North America, while.
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RT @NateHindenburg: @TuckerCarlson I am Nate Anderson, the founder of Hindenburg Research referenced repeatedly in this bizarre and fantast….
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Why is ScaleAI publishing the stuff closed Labs use to train their reasoners??.
Rubrics as Rewards: Reinforcement Learning Beyond Verifiable Domains. 'We introduce Rubrics as Rewards (RaR), a framework that uses structured, checklist-style rubrics as interpretable reward signals for on-policy training with GRPO. Our best RaR method yields up to a relative
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