@latkins: Unbelievable.
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Introduces 'neural twins' — paired models trained specifically for each other that communicate entirely in neuralese, presented in a Twitter thread by Sauers.
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Unbelievable.
Sauers (@Sauers_): Introducing the neural twins: models trained to be made for each other, that communicate entirely in neuralese. 🧵
Unbelievable.
Rip in peace
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