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Latent thinking can help solve constraint-satisfaction and math problems
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Latent thinking can help solve constraint-satisfaction and math problems
Stamirowska says latent thinking can help solve constraint-satisfaction problems and math with 'tiny, tiny models.'
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What Comes After Transformers?
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Latent thinking has huge benefits. It can help us solve constraint-satisfaction problems natively, like what we’re showing. We’re solving constraint-satisfaction problems and math with tiny, tiny models. And then there’s cost efficiency. There are just insane cost gains coming from latent reasoning.
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