Sable proves bit-exact Qwen inference on one GPU
On one RTX PRO 6000, Sable proves Qwen2.5-32B in 92.5 seconds for 4,096 tokens, about 6.4 cents per request.
On one RTX PRO 6000, Sable proves Qwen2.5-32B in 92.5 seconds for 4,096 tokens, about 6.4 cents per request.
A few neurons often flip two-hop answers, but effects weaken on other chains.
Qwen2.5-32B takes 92.5 seconds for 4,096 tokens; proofs are not zero-knowledge.
On unseen Mistral-7B-v0.3, all six predictions fell in band and vLLM throughput was predicted within 0.4%.
On Qwen3-32B in vLLM it adds 2.3% overhead, and a 122B model was quantized in 64 minutes using 32.5GB GPU RAM.
Standalone diffusion drafter removes sequential dependency for 5x LLM inference speedup.
On held-out Qwen3-32B episodes it catches 82% of leaking calls while flagging 5% of benign calls.
Generate-and-rerank keeps malicious records in top-k selection; CONCERT cuts that concentration without poison labels.
On Qwen3-32B, WeAct beats full fine-tuning by 6.2% and static LoRA merging by 27.5% on eight deep-research benchmarks.
Nick Cammarata argues famous polysemantic neurons were misread, claiming most Qwen3-32B neurons have one job.
A Goodfire researcher argues neural networks are already interpretable and superposition was misread.
White Circle says jailbreaks bypass nude filters on OpenAI and Google image models, including newer releases.
Under CodeGym compression, Qwen3-8B tasks containing loops fall from 57.3% to 6.1%.
ANTE lifts Qwen3-32B to 57.2% pass@1 on SWE-bench Verified using verified action forecasts.
SparseDecoding prunes LLMs using decoding activations, speeding generation up to 1.48x.
Aleph Alpha released Kolibri, an Apache 2.0 78B MoE model for German and English.
NeutronGym grades LLM agents on neutron instrument design via McStas ray-tracing, with RL lifting Qwen3-8B from 11% to 77%.
Inherit-MAS evolves multi-agent workflows at test time, beating baselines on WorkBench and HotpotQA while cutting tokens.
BELIEFRAG tracks evidence state for adaptive RAG, matching quality with 35-39% fewer tokens than iterative retrieval.
Nokia open-sources AnyJev, a training-free library that converts any open LLM into a calibrated decision model for classification tasks.
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