
Putting the ML in YAML. Eng @CoreWeave. Previously at @MicrosoftAI, @InflectionAI, @Cohere, @Color I like smash melee
Colorado, USA
Joined June 2014
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Very codexy
openai.com/index/introducing…
"We’re introducing ChatGPT Wallet, setting a new bar for secure payments by agents. It’s the first wallet that lets agents pay without access to users’ actual card details and that requires a security check for every purchase, while also preserving existing card rewards and protections for eligible disputes.
Built in partnership with American Express, Mastercard, and Visa, ChatGPT Wallet will initially be available through dots for ChatGPT Pro subscribers in the US. Alongside ChatGPT Wallet, we’re releasing tools and guidance to help businesses support customers using agents."
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I don't have a direct Jensen story, but at the most recent GTC in San Jose, he came to say hello to us at the CoreWeave booth and I snuck in to be right behind him in the group photo. I'm amazed at how he could stay friendly and energized for so long while walking the floor.
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Bro it's wiki race for bots
⚡ Today we release Schelling Atlas. Two independent LLM agents have to find each other on the web. Where do they meet and how fast can they find each other?
Main findings:
- The main meeting point across *different* model families is ntfy.sh. Did you even know about this website?
- Agents find each other and coordinate on the web in minutes. So Schelling coordination is already trivial for frontier LLMs!
- "Exotic" meeting places include maps, web shops and open text canvases. Agents are very creative in this.
- Agents sometimes visit dead domains that an attacker could register (!). This can be used for stealing sensitive information from agents, as well as monitoring rogue agents.
Schelling-style coordination is key for forming agent swarms. And, most importantly, achieving such coordination is trivial for agents that use the same LLM (which is often the case in practice!), because two identical LLMs have identical output distributions. Thus if you ask them too coordinate with each other or if they *decide* to suddenly coordinate, they will easily find a way to establish a swarm, since they have perfectly correlated "minds" (with the t=0 sampling, all output tokens will even be identical, modulo GPU randomness).
The ease of Schelling coordination is particularly concerning given the recent interest around multi-agent RL that can make agents favor each other more than humans overseeing them.
Many more interesting findings are on our website: schelling-atlas.com/
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This dude is collecting top industry talent like Pokemon. Gotta catchem all
so so proud of @ritazzhang , not only she is an amazing hacker in the @CoreWeave Inference team - she now got lifetime achievement award in @CloudNativeFdn for her amazing contributions for the opensource community ! Well deserved!
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Thank you for this CNCF Oscar! It’s an honor. I’m grateful to be working with so many talented and caring people in this community. Shout out to @Microsoft @Azure and @CoreWeave for supporting me to do this work in this community.
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Can we have him do this again but on @officialdwts
That time Carlton was supposed to overreact and ended up running through every set on The Fresh Prince
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Lower your auto compact window, increase the max output tokens, and even using Fable 5.2 all day is pretty doable for the week on the Claude Ultra tier
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I wish ya'll could see Brannin's jaw line but he has an anime pfp just like me fr. He went to CU Boulder #iykyk
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