@VukRosic99: MusaCoder trained a 27B model to write native CUDA/MUSA kernels - and reached 93.2 Pass@8 on KernelBench vs Claude Opus…
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MusaCoder trained a 27B model that achieves 93.2 Pass@8 on KernelBench, outperforming Claude Opus (87.2), and a 5-page technical summary of its data pipeline, verifier, and RL stabilizers is provided.
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MusaCoder trained a 27B model to write native CUDA/MUSA kernels - and reached 93.2 Pass@8 on KernelBench vs Claude Opus 4.7’s 87.2.
I made a 5-page technical summary of its data pipeline, verifier, and RL stabilizers.
Pages 1-4 here. Final page + links below ↓ https://t.co/Luxe3TacYJ
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