@DivyanshT91162: Autoregressive LLMs might already be getting replaced Someone built dLLM — an open-source library that can turn ANY aut…
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dLLM is an open-source library that converts any autoregressive LLM into a diffusion LLM, enabling parallel decoding and faster text generation.
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Autoregressive LLMs might already be getting replaced
Someone built dLLM — an open-source library that can turn ANY autoregressive model into a diffusion LLM with minimal compute.
Yep… even LLaMA, Qwen, and GPT-style models.
Instead of generating text one token at a time, diffusion LLMs refine outputs in parallel like Stable Diffusion for text.
Meaning:
→ faster generation → parallel decoding → better editing & infilling → completely different scaling behavior
And the craziest part?
100% open-source.
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