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Fable
“I use Kimi k three. Like, I use Opus and Fable and Soul and Kimi k three for different things.”
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Dan Balsam
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Opus
“I use Kimi k three. Like, I use Opus and Fable and Soul and Kimi k three for different things.”
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Soul
“I use Kimi k three. Like, I use Opus and Fable and Soul and Kimi k three for different things.”
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Kimi k three
“I use Kimi k three. Like, I use Opus and Fable and Soul and Kimi k three for different things.”
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So there is certainly a lot of scale in RL if you wanna sort of get to the frontier level, which is quite expensive and and difficult to do. But we have the raw infrastructure for it, and I think we've bridged the gap from I think the reputation of interpretability used to be that it was something you did on on toy models.
“So there is certainly a lot of scale in RL if you wanna sort of get to the frontier level, which is quite expensive and and difficult to do. But we have the raw infrastructure for it, and I think we've bridged the gap from I think the reputation of interpretability used to be that it was something you did on on toy models.”
- Speaker
- Dan Balsam
- Episode
- Thinking in Silico: Goodfire CTO Dan Balsam on Concept Manifolds & a $1000/Month ML Research Agent
- Publisher
- The Cognitive Revolution
02 / evaluation
Like because it's it's great as, like, a causal proof that we've, like, found some mechanism that's that's matters a lot and is contributing and that we can, like, manipulate the outputs.
“Like because it's it's great as, like, a causal proof that we've, like, found some mechanism that's that's matters a lot and is contributing and that we can, like, manipulate the outputs.”
- Speaker
- Dan Balsam
- Episode
- Thinking in Silico: Goodfire CTO Dan Balsam on Concept Manifolds & a $1000/Month ML Research Agent
- Publisher
- The Cognitive Revolution
03 / evaluation
Like, I think the the argument that of the parameter decomposition line of work is that really every model is a sparse mixture of experts, and you just have to and over any given forward pass, a very, very small percentage of the weights actually matter.
“Like, I think the the argument that of the parameter decomposition line of work is that really every model is a sparse mixture of experts, and you just have to and over any given forward pass, a very, very small percentage of the weights actually matter.”
- Speaker
- Dan Balsam
- Episode
- Thinking in Silico: Goodfire CTO Dan Balsam on Concept Manifolds & a $1000/Month ML Research Agent
- Publisher
- The Cognitive Revolution