Interconnects
Nathan Lambert, Florian BrandThe cutting edge of AI, from inside the frontier AI labs, minus the hype. The border between high-level and technical thinking. Read by leading engineers, researchers, and investors on Wednesday mornings.
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| Subscribers | Read | interconnects.ai |
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Recent reasoning research: GRPO tweaks, base model RL, and data curation
##### Editor’s note — due to the technical nature of this post and reliance on figures, I’m not publishing a voiceover. Also, this post is too long for email, so the web version is recommended! Posting early this week so I can focus on othe...
GPT-4o's images and lessons from native input-output multimodality
Hints of a natively multi-modal future.
Gemini 2.5 Pro and Google's second chance with AI
Google, with its immense infrastructure and talent, has been the safe bet for the question of “Who will have the best models in a few years?” Google took a long time to get here, overcoming Bard’s launch and some integration headaches, and ...
The latest open artifacts (#8): The return of ~30B models, side effects of OpenAI's proposed DeepSeek ban, and yet another reasoning roundup
Artifacts Log 8. Expect this pace to continue until mid summer.
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ML researcher making sense of AI research, products, and the uncertain technological future. PhD from Berkeley AI. Experience at Meta, DeepMind, HuggingFace.
PhD Student, Trier University & DFKI | https://florianbrand.de/ | Opinions my own.
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