Jeremy Berman, former #1 on the ARC-AGI-Pub leaderboard, just open-sourced his solution as a template on Params (link in next tweet) It uses LLM-driven genetic programming, which has turned out to be way more powerful than anybody expected. You can book a consulting call with
@fchollet
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Scalability Requires Simplicity, Efficiency, and Strong Generalization
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So you should certainly work on scalable AI ideas (which generally implies *simple* ideas). But you should also pay close attention to efficiency & generalization characteristics of your ideas. Data & compute on their own aren't going to save your bad ideas from eventual failure.
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Twitter’s Open-Source Algorithm Still Uses Keras Without Updates
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When Twitter open-sourced "the algorithm" on GitHub, it used Keras. That was only one year ago and we've had no update since. https://
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Chollet launches consulting profile on Params platform
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I started a profile on Params, where you can book a consulting call with me to chat about recommender system plans: https://
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KerasHub Generative Models Now JAX-Based with TPU Support
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All of the generative models on KerasHub run on JAX and are TPU compatible, with model parallelism built-in, so check it out
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TPU v5 Colab: JAX Keras ModelParallel for Full Core Utilization
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TPU v5 in Colab! Best way to make full use of all the cores: JAX + Keras + keras.distribution.ModelParallel API
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Humanity’s Computing Power Consumption Will Grow Every Year
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The most reliably predictable trend of the next 100 years: every year, humanity will use significantly more computing power than the previous year. Someone should start an ETF based on that thesis (it's not just $NVDA and $AMD, it's cloud services, the data center industry,
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Waiting for Public Model Release to Obtain Important Data Point
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This would be a very valuable data point, but we didn't have access to the base model — I suppose we'll have the answer when the model goes public
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ARC Prize v2 announcement: From Davos 2022 to final release
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The first time I publicly announced the v2 was actually… in May 2022 in Davos. Back then it was a joint effort with Lab42, now it's handled by the ARC Prize foundation. We certainly took a while to ship, but the results are worth the extra effort.
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ARC Prize 2024 Technical Report Released
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Link: https://
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