I am honored to share that I've been endorsed by the Royal Society as a Global Talent in AI research, and the UK is officially home. 🇬🇧🎉
If you are in London, reach out; I would love to catch up! 🌞
ICLR reviews are really instructive. Now I'm thinking, what a shame I didn't run multiple seeds for every decision I've made in life to make sure the results were statistically convincing.
My team at Cohere is hiring for various roles. This is the perfect opportunity to work at a company training their own LLMs from scratch! Both roles are on the post-training side of the training stack and highly impactful.
1. Member of Technical Staff - Post-training (Data Infrastructure): https://t.co/UgkxXZ4VIv -> If you have experience in creating highly scalable and efficient data pipelines and if you are interested in solving state of the art problems at the intersection of large language modeling and engineering, this role is perfect for you!
2. Member of Technical Staff - Post-Training (Reinforcement Learning & Generalization): https://t.co/ZdyZFENPfF -> If you want to make GPUs go brrr by creating new RL environments and algorithms that make the model more generalizable and robust, you should apply!
Why is AI slop so frustrating to read?
AI writing often obscures main ideas and invents awkward phrases, making sentences more complex than necessary.
Many of these slop patterns violate writing principles established in English writing books.
In our benchmark, AI writing breaks these principles far more often than human writing, with Claude Code replies by far the worst offenders.
We show examples of the most common slop patterns in this thread