My @MLSysConf keynote is now online. https://
mlsys.org/virtual/2025/i
nvited-talk/2887
… The scaling of large language models has led to impressive gains in language understanding, but at a cost of insatiable memory and bandwidth requirements. I advocated a principled approach of designing optimization
TECHNOLOGY
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Optimizing Large Language Models: Memory and Bandwidth Solutions
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Carbon-based brain meets silicon intelligence
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Your inner brain is carbon-based, and your outer one is silicon.
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Quantum Mechanics and LLMs: Ugly Breakthroughs in Science
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Ugliest breakthroughs in the history of science:
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Bay Area’s Unique Technology Ecosystem and Competitive Advantage
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without a doubt one of the most important and unique aspects of technology in the bay area. one of the reasons it's so hard to replicate too.
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Modern Medicine Advances and Healthcare Innovation
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yeah, every day it’s not that bad. modern medicine is incredible
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What Computers Do vs What You Intend Weizenbaum
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"A computer will do what you tell it to do, but that may be much different from what you had in mind." — Joseph Weizenbaum Image v/Joachim Schulz & Getty Images
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NotebookLM Enhances User Experience with New AI Features and Customization
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BREAKING 🚨: NotebookLM to get a new customisation flow for Audio Overviews and upcoming Notebook Apps (Flashcards and Quizzes)
— 🚨 AI News | TestingCatalog (@testingcatalog) 3 août 2025
Plus 👀
– Gmail and Google Drive options in Discover
– New languages for Audio Overviews
– Icon customisation pic.twitter.com/4SZ2mVRJKeBREAKING : NotebookLM to get a new customisation flow for Audio Overviews and upcoming Notebook Apps (Flashcards and Quizzes) Plus – Gmail and Google Drive options in Discover
– New languages for Audio Overviews
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Distributed ID Generation: Database Strategy and Flickr Technique
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Leave it to the database, they're really good at that You can also use the Flickr trick if you need it – have multiple ID issuing databases, for example one serving even numbered IDs and one serving odd numbered IDs – then they can create new IDs independently of each other
