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Will be at #emnlp2023 as a co-organizer of the BLP and CALCS workshops. Looking forward to present the MultiCoNER v2 paper, a dataset on fine-grained complex NER in 12 languages.
Feel free to say hi. Will be happy to talk about research and music!
Sometimes chatting with Claude (Sonnet 5) feels like talking to a manipulative online influencer come therapist. You ask for suggestions on buying a pen that requires some web searches. After a few turns, you don't decide on any pen, and full of guilt and (cont.)
Late tweet about #Fable. Gave it the task of creating a STT app. It created. I started the app, it created many threads and had to restart my laptop as it froze in a minute.
Engineers, Fable is taking your job.
We often show the shiny side of our jobs on social media and do not share the negative impact on our health, family lives, etc. There should be more conversation on this. AI startups left and right are the talk of the town now but it takes a huge toll in personal live.
I know a lot of shady people trying to get into the spotlight by not building, but by connecting and exploiting other people. But this is new to know that there are paid services to help with this kind of shady activities. It baffles me, how can these people sleep at night..
Big week. Inkling and then Kimi K3. Open source is here to stay.
Introducing Kimi K3: Open Frontier Intelligence
🔹 2.8 Trillion Parameters, 1 Million Context, Native Multimodal
🔹 Kimi Delta Attention enables up to 6.3x faster decoding in million-token contexts
🔹 Attention Residuals deliver ~25% higher training efficiency at <2% additional cost
🔹 Built for long-horizon agentic coding and self-evolving workflows
Kimi K3 is now live on on Kimi.com, Kimi Work, Kimi Code, and the Kimi API.
Open Weights by July 27, 2026.
🔗 API: platform.kimi.ai
🔗 Tech blog: kimi.com/blog/kimi-k3
Before joining industry, every work was about making it perfect. Then, I learned about iterative development. Start with something working end to end, iteratively improve and create versions. Don't spend 1 year (or more) to develop a perfect thing.
#GPT 5.6-Sol needs to learn it.
With Fable 5, end to end task completion is okay. But the design decisions that we make everyday (e.g., latency, cost effectiveness) in software development, this part is still a great weakness. Some design choices are simple common sense to humans, but not for the model.
Recommendation systems are useful, but preference-based recommendation narrows our worldview. Social media can push people toward extremes by feeding them the same pool of content. This is well-studied. LLMs are no different. What will this do to us in the future? Any thoughts?
Sudipta Kar retweeted
It's been a while since I posted about reviewing and @ReviewAcl.
I'm currently serving as AC, last cycle I served as SAC. I'm still baffled by the volume of papers stressing our reviewing infrastructure, but I do want to give a huge shot out to all the improvements that the @ReviewAcl team has implemented. Supporting our peer-review process has turned into a major major community service and I want to thank everyone at ARR and also all reviewers and ACs, as well as SACs and PCs. We wouldn't be able to make progress on peer review without your help!
Thank you!
With coding agent we are back to the for loop again. Now waiting to see how pyramid of stars come into the play, smh.
Claude Code/ Codex users,
Does your System 2 part of brain pushes back now a days, when you think about writing even a very simple code by hand?
I am looking for 2-3 emergency reviewers for the @ReviewAcl January cycle. If you are experienced with LLM training, reasoning, and can review a paper by the next 2 days, please reach out to me. Thanks
Sudipta Kar retweeted
ICLR has placed OpenReview in a difficult position, so I want to offer a few words about the OpenReview team working behind the scenes.
OpenReview has long been operated at UMass Amherst as a non-profit organization founded by Andrew McCallum. Each year, Andrew must raise more than $2 million to support a 20-person team that provides essential infrastructure for most major conferences.
I once asked Andrew what might have been a naïve question: whether he had considered developing a business model for OpenReview, given its prominence and the seemingly obvious opportunities. He pushed back, explaining that everything he has done for OpenReview is driven by a commitment to serve and strengthen the academic community. He is willing to devote significant personal effort to ensure the platform remains freely accessible to all.
We should not blame such a brilliant and dedicated team for an accidental issue. Otherwise, fewer people would be willing to shoulder this kind of responsibility in the future.
Deep respect to the OpenReview team! I’m grateful for their work and happy to support in any way!
This is a great scope to actually make impact on the system rather than just talking on the social media :)
🚨 ARR is looking for a volunteer Co-CTO to help improve tech infrastructure!
🛠️ Preferred:
• 5+ years in NLP research
• Git, CLI tools, Python, and basic HTML
• 2-year role, overlapping with current Co-CTO
Interested? DM @fredahshi or email fhs@uwaterloo.ca
#ARR #ACL #NLProc
Sudipta Kar retweeted
The submission deadline for the 2nd Workshop on Bangla Language Processing (BLP) workshop (co-located with AACL-IJCNLP 2025) has been extended to October 4, 2025 (blp-workshop.github.io/)
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Can we say that #Coldplay live production team hallucinated just like our LLMs do?