@omarsar0: Karpathy's autoresearch repo started an impressive trend. Agents can now train AI models to build SoTA agentic systems.…
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Karpathy's autoresearch repository has sparked a trend where agents train AI models to build state-of-the-art agentic systems, highlighting current limitations in LLM-driven hypothesis generation.
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Karpathy’s autoresearch repo started an impressive trend. Agents can now train AI models to build SoTA agentic systems. And to think this is just scratching the surface. Ultimately, it boils down to good research questions or hypotheses. LLMs are not great at this (yet).
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