@cyrusasg: inference serving is one of the cleanest targets for autoresearch. a lot of the attention right now is kernel gen, but …
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The tweet identifies inference serving as a prime target for autoresearch, emphasizing end-to-end optimization with constraints on latency, quality, and throughput, covering various aspects in a unified search space and hinting at future developments.
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inference serving is one of the cleanest targets for autoresearch. a lot of the attention right now is kernel gen, but the bigger surface is end to end.
it’s a constrained optimization with a verifiable objective. hold latency and quality slas, maximize throughput. parallelism strategy, batching policy, cache config, speculator choice, routing, kernels, all in one search space.
this optimization is also highly workload dependent.
we’re cooking, more soon
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