We open-sourced Tahuna and started Hillclimb, an autonomous ML experimentation loop
Summary
Tahuna is open-sourced to provide startups and enterprises with tools for orchestrating compute, training models, and autonomous ML experimentation. Hillclimb is introduced as an autonomous harness for iterative improvements in ML research.
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