tendon-driven 3D-printed hand from Irmak Guzey and team at the Lerrel Pinto lab. * costs $1300 to build, compact human-profile. * the tendons are actually off-the-shelf fish-line, super strong and never break. the plastic parts break before the tendons ever do. * mountable on

With first Claude and now Gemini playing Pokemon, I was thinking of doing my own game-playing experiment over the weekend. However, I quickly learned that it's very far from the VLA-style "pixels->plan" that I naively thought it was, and wanted to do myself. It's like 90%

writing out my Keynote at MLSys Conference this year and I'm pretty excited! "Extreme PyTorch: Inside the Most Demanding ML Workloads—and the Open Challenges in Building AI Agents to Democratize Them"

the PyTorch Foundation is becoming an umbrella for great AI open-source projects. vLLM and DeepSpeed are joining PyTorch as the first two projects! Super excited to be able to bring together multiple like-minded, high-quality projects into the foundation. Props to

1/ Excited to share that I’m taking on the role of leading Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) at Meta. Huge thanks to Joelle for everything. Look forward to working closely again with Yann & team.

The SWE-Bench verified leaderboard has been updated and OpenHands is both number one overall, and the only open source agent in the top 10! swebench.com Read more about our approach of the OpenHands critic here: all-hands.dev/blog/sota-on-s…

It's out! huggingface.co/facebook/Kerne…

damnnnnnn, that's something.

so excited to do this the third time... Runway AI Film Festival!

The Hugging Face team recently announced it's going all in on PyTorch 🔥 "We have seen our user base consolidate in PyTorch," says Lysandre, Chief Open Source Officer at Hugging Face. "Going forward, we're focusing all our efforts on PyTorch to remove a lot of the bloating

This is a proper Vibe-coding setup for GPU programmers, and can result in getting surprisingly far! I honestly think that if this authoring experience is v1, then v10 might become the normal way GPU experts start writing serious custom kernels! Great work Anne Ouyang! (finally

the model keeps on training even when the underlying infra keeps failing....out-of-the-box PyTorch

considering Muon is so popular and validated at scale, we've just decided to welcome a PR for it in PyTorch core by default. If anyone wants to take a crack at it... github.com/pytorch/pytorc…

'water is transparent only within a very narrow band of the electromagnetic spectrum, so living organisms evolved sensitivity to that band, and that's what we now call "visible light". ' (found via HN)

I’ve joined Cognition to continue to work on the future of software engineering. I was employee #2 at Windsurf and have worked on AI+code for years. There’s never been a more exciting time and place for it than now at Cognition. I had a place at Google DeepMind as part of the

About a dozen people sent me the Unitree announcement today. Makes sense, since I guess since K-Scale is the only American humanoid robot company with a product that you can actually buy. If you are American and you care about the future of robotics in this country, you should

People who run lots of small training jobs for your day job, what is one thing about experiment management / hygiene that you wish you knew when you started out?

torchtitan has built it HSDP + diloco support, it's probably the best place right now to start doing decentralized learning research. It also come with support for many arch (llama3,llama4, deepseekv3...) as well as all possible parallelism (6d?). Pytorch team cooked here