Machine Learning at Berkeley

@BerkeleyML

Students at UC Berkeley working on academic research, ML education, industry projects, and fostering a vibrant ML community 🧠💡

Berkeley, CA

ml.berkeley.edu

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Machine Learning at Berkeley
@BerkeleyML
Sep 3
check out this paper from one of our alums!
Seyone Chithrananda
@SeyoneC
Sep 2
Excited to share our work on a model for mapping molecules to olfactory receptors to perception, out today! Check out the link in thread ⬇️
Machine Learning at Berkeley
@BerkeleyML
Aug 22
check out this paper on block sparse attention from two of our members!
Alexander Tian
@Alex2262T
Jul 14
Hardware yearns for block sparse attention, yet it seems largely absent from open weight LLMs. DeepSeek developed NSA, and people speculated DeepSeek v4 would integrate it, yet it was never utilized. We have a hypothesis as to why. We found that replacing dense attention with
Machine Learning at Berkeley
@BerkeleyML
Aug 21
are you guilty of --dangerously-skip-permissions? check out this new intervention framework by our alum!
Verona Teo
@verona_teo
Aug 6
Deciding when to jump in and help someone—and when to hold back and let them work through it—is something humans navigate constantly. How do AI assistants handle this tradeoff? We introduce Int-Bench, a framework for evaluating interventions during problem-solving tasks.
Machine Learning at Berkeley
@BerkeleyML
Aug 14
Check out this Mixture of Experts project by our member!!
chloe chia
@chloewchia
Aug 13
This week, I wanted to see if we could get the smallest possible Mixture of Experts going that takes a few hours to pretrain on a single GPU, is fast for experiments, but also somehow performs well compared to larger MoEs. For reference, we have Nanochat for transformer
Machine Learning at Berkeley
@BerkeleyML
Aug 11
Check out this awesome explainer of DiffusionGemma by one of our members!
Timothy Gao
@timg8710
Aug 10
This is Google’s new diffusion LLM, DiffusionGemma’s denoising canvas over time. Diffusion LLMs can generate tokens in flexible order. But in practice, do they just become autoregressive anyway? 1/ 🧵
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