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points by lumost 15 hours ago | 0 comments
If I understand this clearly enough, what they really did was

A) add a post-processor which accepted a decoded tool call specifying what the processor should invoke.

B) had the post-processor perform the computation in tensor space.

The kv-cache/activations were not shared between qwen/the processor which is how they avoided fine tuning etc. I'm not clear how the tensor representation benefited the computation in this pipeline.

[–] aerodexis 15 hours ago
It doesn't. This is extending an earlier PoC where someone created a tensor representation of a CPU and you prompted it with the code you wanted to run.

This will be interesting when something similar to a CPU can be triggered off of the LLM's own internal state representation - but imo we're far away from that.

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