Beautifully worded and captured😊

Smol win, just realized the work I published last year got its first citation :) I really want to contribute to the world of Mechanistic Interpretability, and the thought of being cited along with the giants of the field, for a field of work I am so passionate about, made my day!

Sculptor: the missing UI for Claude Code 🎨 Imagine running 5 Claudes in parallel, safely in containers, while you stay in flow. Then bring their work straight into your IDE to test/edit together. This is how one developer ships like a team. Try it with Sonnet 4.5!

Maybe life is all about building a rich ‘context window’ through learning and then honing the skill to distribute ‘attention’ across that window to create unique, creative and productive outcomes. And with the distractions of today’s world making sure our context window is

Excited to be heading to #neurips mechanistic interpretability workshop and catch up with friends to discuss some favorite topics! Looking forward to meeting some long time connections for the first time in person too✨

Since OpenAI Microscope has been down for over an year now, I was hoping to contribute in a small way by putting up the feature visualizations and dataset samples for each neuron of InceptionV1 model so that the Distill Circuits thread by Chris Olah et al can be interpreted

Our ML Understanding group is excited to welcome Chuanyang Zheng and Jiankai Sun for a presentation of "Understanding the Mixture-of-Experts with Nadaraya-Watson Kernel" on Friday, December 19th! Thanks to Akanksha and Kabir Jamadar for organizing this event! 🔥 Learn more:

In 2025, our Open Science Community Leads showed what’s possible when AI research is built in the open. 38 leads, 17 programs, 125 guest speakers advancing open, collaborative AI across the world (find all talks here! cohere.link/uw1lvQQ). 🤯

Mayank Bhaskar Surya Guthikonda Nahid Alam Muhammad Rafi Sudrajat Andrej Jovanović Kanwal Mehreen Manasvi dawane Cole Harrison Leema Krishna Murali Oumayma Essarhi Benedict Emoe-kabu Abrar Rahman - d/acc Bronson Siddhant Gupta Kabir Vivek Silimkhan Esra'a Saleh Rafay neel Arya Suneesh Prahitha Movva @NeurIPS2025 Ujan Anas Zafar Ram Kadiyala Ahmad Mustafa Anis harsha Akanksha @eclecticruchira @tolu_aa va4az Alif Munim (d/acc) Gusti T. Winata Rahul If you believe science works best when it’s open, collaborative, and community-driven, this is your invitation. Explore the programs, join the work, and help build what comes next: labscommunity.cohere.com/community-lead…

Introducing ✨Tiny Aya✨, a family of massively multilingual small language models built to run where people actually are. Tiny Aya delivers strong multilingual performance in 70+ global languages in a 3.35B parameter model, efficient enough to run locally, even on a phone.

Glad to be a part of Cohere Labs✨

It’s extremely good that Anthropic has not backed down, and it’s siginficant that OpenAI has taken a similar stance. In the future, there will be much more challenging situations of this nature, and it will be critical for the relevant leaders to rise up to the occasion, for

The most starstruck species of all!