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Ainesh Chatterjee
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Ainesh Chatterjee
Factory
@ain3sh
MTS @FactoryAI. I code often and sleep occasionally. I like systems. Agents are graphs. Harness is everything. Views are my own. #2 fan of Corvus Corax
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    Ainesh Chatterjee
    Factory
    @ain3sh
    Jul 27
    Freaky ass model 😭
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    Neil Chowdhury
    @ChowdhuryNeil
    Jul 26
    Replying to @ChowdhuryNeil
    update: even with simpler/more natural prompts, Inkling might still hit on you
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    Ainesh Chatterjee
    Factory
    @ain3sh
    Jul 26
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    Hossein Mobahi
    @TheGradient
    Jul 24
    Excited to share about what I’ve been working on over the past year: quantifying the capacity of a neuron😅 This led to a mathematical framework we call HOPE, which lets us rigorously deconstruct what deep networks might have learned. Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2607.21366
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    Ainesh Chatterjee
    Factory
    @ain3sh
    Jul 25
    High art btw
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    Ainesh Chatterjee
    Factory
    @ain3sh
    Jun 16
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    Grigory Sapunov
    @che_shr_cat
    Jun 15
    1/ Standard transformers have a fundamental topological flaw: they cannot track dynamic states over time without running out of layers. Once a state representation reaches the top layer of the feedforward stack, the model's ability to update its belief collapses. 🧵
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    Ainesh Chatterjee
    Factory
    @ain3sh
    Jun 16
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    Grigory Sapunov
    @che_shr_cat
    Jun 15
    1/ Backprop is the engine of deep learning, but neuroscientists have insisted for decades that the brain can't do it. There are no dedicated "error" neurons or backward wiring. What if the brain doesn't compute error in space, but in time? 🧵
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