SemCoT compresses chain-of-thought into semantically aligned implicit tokens to reduce latency while staying true to the original reasoning. Probably useful for teams shipping CoT in latency-sensitive systems; probably not for cases that need visible, auditable steps.
@wyu_nd Dear Wenhao, I’m Yinhan He from UVa, I’m interested in your posted summer internship opportunity, and I sincerely hope that you can consider me. Please find my LinkedIn page at https://t.co/1O31f2F0k9
Google just released ChatGPT's strongest competitor yet - Bard
It's free to use and comes with 10X more features.
Here are some of the craziest things only Bard can do ( ChatGPT cannot) 🧵
Very proud that my PhD students win two major graduate research award at the ECE department award ceremony. Congratulate Yushun Dong for receiving the Louis T. Rader Graduate Research Award and Song Wang for receiving the Ann Lee Brown Rookie of the Year Award @uvaece
I love complex analysis since it works on so smooth field that makes many shocking theorems(magics) happen.I love that book since it works on some "not smooth" environments and fond the holes on carpet.
I don't know why everyone wants me to comment on the nuclear fusion news. It's all well and fine and a great experimental achievement and all, but as I've said before, that's energy in and out of the reaction, not the entire system. Great science, but far from application.
An updated version of my lecture notes on the probabilistic method in combinatorics: https://t.co/DJjd4BH14p
(just finished teaching the last class this semester 😀)
Slides auto-generator would be a life saver: you put framework,presentation materials in, and the slides are generated. Sometimes if you want, put some slides you’ve ever made to let the generator meets your flavor.