@stanfordnlp: Many roughly know how a transformer works To REALLY understand modern neural LMs—MoEs, GPU tiling, kernels, RLHF, data—…
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Stanford's CS336 course on modern neural language models, covering topics like MoEs and RLHF, is being released on YouTube with a two-week delay.
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Many roughly know how a transformer works To REALLY understand modern neural LMs—MoEs, GPU tiling, kernels, RLHF, data—you need CS336 By @tatsu_hashimoto, @percyliang The 2026 edition appears on yt with ~2 weeks delay http://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMqXOcazWaTUHhq-yembLCV… Materials https://cs336.stanford.edu
@stanfordnlp: Many roughly know how a transformer works To REALLY understand modern neural LMs—MoEs, GPU tiling, kernels, RLHF, data—…
Channel: @stanfordnlp Source: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMqXOcazWaTUHhq-yembLCV
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