Claude Code may be hiding far more than most people realize
We analyzed a source snapshot and found evidence of 24+ gated feature systems, including:
coordinator mode, forked subagents, agent swarms, Kairos, Auto Dream, and deep MCP/auth infrastructure...
The real story is the 3-layer gating architecture behind it.
Read: https://t.co/opFqeRvLsx
#ClaudeCode #AIEngineering #Agents #MCP #AIAgents
(2b/2) Q: Would the rise of genAI-powered creators discourage the productivity and utility of human creators?
A: The total utility and content generation by human creators decrease, but the average utility and content output per human creator actually improve!
(1/2) Will humans be replaced by generative AI #Sora#chatgpt4? Our recent work provides some cues from a game theoretical perspective: https://t.co/3S9bH2XKFB
(2a/2) Leave alone cold theoretical results, simulations suggest several interesting phenomena which are predicted by our theorems. For example, Q: who will switch to using generative AI? A: Those with high creation cost.
Really excited about our recent work on RLHF: from a probability matching perspective, we showed that DPO does mean-seeking, while our EXO does mode-seeking!
Introducing EXO, a method towards efficient exact optimization of LM alignment.
tldr: EXO is more efficient than RLHF by perfoming probability matching, and exact for arbitary policy parametrization compared to DPO.
arxiv: https://t.co/39aH2UhrXg
repo: https://t.co/PkN0JfmaZ0
Introducing EXO, a method towards efficient exact optimization of LM alignment.
tldr: EXO is more efficient than RLHF by perfoming probability matching, and exact for arbitary policy parametrization compared to DPO.
arxiv: https://t.co/39aH2UhrXg
repo: https://t.co/PkN0JfmaZ0
Welcome to our #ICML2023 oral presentation about a game theoretical analysis of the "invisible hands" in recommender systems! Very insightful and interesting results!
#ICML2023 Excited to share our ICML oral paper https://t.co/aPwAiS1i0X . Our result reveals the economic insight of content creator competition in recommendation platforms, which echos the insight of "invisible hand" from Adam Smith. Welcome to join our oral and poster sessions!
Want to use generalized linear bandits in a federated learning setting? Come to our #NeurIPS2022 poster #939 at 11am CST and check out our paper: https://t.co/jci8ZgdKWj to find out more details!
An interesting follow-up: right before my talk, the fire alarm was set off and everyone was asked to evacuate immediately. 5 minutes later, we were told it was a false alarm, which in turn brought more people to my talk :)
Do we really need reinforcement learning for conversational recommendations? We are providing a simpler alternative using decision trees! Going to present it at #CIKM2022 tomorrow https://t.co/eR9s5NZGnP
Going to talk about our effort in "Learning from a Learning User" at the #KDD2022 Online And Adaptive Recommender Systems workshop: https://t.co/qNBNLSPnLE. The room is fully packed!
We have a wonderful lineup of 14 full-day and 20 half-day workshops at KDD2022: https://t.co/6qOoWPUGGz, starting from this Sunday morning eastern time. Look forward to meeting everyone at the workshops and the conference!
Some contextual bandit instances are intrinsically hard to attack?! Come to our #ICML2022 talk at 4:40pm, Room 301-303. And here is our paper: https://t.co/PwZ7UPKQtm
Wants to learn from a learning agent to improve yourself? Check out our talk this afternoon at #ICML2022, Online learning and bandit session, at ballroom 3&4! And here is the paper: https://t.co/oBp1DrjYnd