Does this mean astra was perhaps trained on neural weights data as a attempt of RSI by openAI?
momojo 1 day ago|
The more I ponder this, the more I wonder: They're always after higher, more signal-rich tokens. What could be more rich than its own weights?
__alexs 1 day ago||
Given how trivial this seems to be to try, has anyone here attempted to reproduce any of these findings yet?
user43928 1 day ago|
Yes, I tried the task of identifying the game, and Opus 5.5 in the chat on the website also figured out that it's Breakout.
k__ 1 day ago||
Can it also tell us what those weights mean?
I had the impression that's the missing piece.
jay986 1 day ago||
this is actually cool , now thinking that actually weights can be understood by llms , and they can be edited by them . there has to be mindset shift that llms not only understand what we understand (natural language) - but can understand the fundamental language of models.
amelius 1 day ago||
So can we replace the optimizer (e.g. Adam) by an LLM and get better/faster convergence?
jackdoe 1 day ago||
talk about homoiconicity haha
lisp people will be in awe
lisplist 1 day ago|
indeed
soundworlds 1 day ago||
This would allow a swarm of agents to teach eachother new knowledge, no? Group learning?
garrisonj 1 day ago|
I wonder what would happen if it was modifying its own weights during inference.