“A cheap, fast model that just classifies and gives feedback on rejections might be a really good way to bridge the gap between agents and infrastructure”
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Unsupervised Learning with Jacob Effron · Ep 94: Applied Compute CEO on the Limits of RL, the New AI Hyperscaler & Why Post-Training Wins Inference
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Used the cheap, fast ‘Jev’ model to run massive trace analysis for online training that was previously cost-prohibitive
“A cheap, fast model that just classifies and gives feedback on rejections might be a really good way to bridge the gap between agents and infrastructure”
“‘We’re using other models for static analysis because it’s a waste of tokens…’”
“… very good RL controllers that are probably trained from motion imitation, and then fine-tuned with good RL that suits the robot's body… for the specific task of running really fast.”
“We're actually able to bias the model based off of the direct user feedback using some of these like online training methodologies. We're able to see like real upticks in user satisfaction, completion rates, decreased tool call failures”
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