
Code @ Anthropic. Previously Amazon AGI Autonomy, @AdeptAILabs. Ph.D. @Berkeley_EECS. Undergrad @IITKanpur.
Indianapolis, IN
Joined April 2010
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A statement on the comments from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth.
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Introducing Claude Opus 4.5: the best model in the world for coding, agents, and computer use.
Opus 4.5 is a step forward in what AI systems can do, and a preview of larger changes to how work gets done.
Bonus: We DPO'ed Fuyu-Heavy on the public Ultrafeedback dataset and got competitive results on MT-Bench and AlpacaEval 1.0! Plus it powers the model used in the chat demo you see here, underlining the balance between image and language modeling that Fuyu-Heavy achieves.
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From spreadsheets to Airbnb listings, the ability to 'zoom out' using AI lets us quickly understand and act. It's not just about more data; it's about clearer, concise, actionable insights.
A look into what zooming out could look like from @Wattenberger and @AdeptAILabs
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I’ve been working with @AdeptAILabs and we’ve made FlashAttention even faster for long sequences! For seqlen 8K, FlashAttention is now up to 2.7x faster than a standard PyTorch implementation even at small batch, making it easier to train better LMs with longer context 1/7
Announcing FlashAttention, a fast and memory-efficient attention algorithm with no approximation! 📣 w/ @realDanFu
By reducing GPU memory reads/writes, FlashAttention runs 2-4x faster & requires 5-20x less memory than PyTorch standard attention, & scales to seq. length 64K. 1/
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This might have gotten lost, but this vid demonstrates voice input!
Complaints to me if you don’t like the voice in question :)
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Train BERT on Smartphones 🤩 Announcing POET 📢 Find out how we train memory-hungry SOTA models on smartphones! #ICML2022 Thu 21 Jul 3:45 pm EDT at Room 327 🧵👇
Paper: arxiv.org/abs/2207.07697
Web: poet.cs.berkeley.edu/
Super thrilled to be the next member of a stellar crew! Looking forward to continue working on program synthesis from a product-first perspective.
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So excited that our work "Gauss: Program Synthesis by Reasoning over Graphs", led by @code_monet, will be making its appearance at OOPSLA 2021 next week! Full paper: rbavishi.github.io/docs/oops… 1/5
Rohan Bavishi retweeted
I have openings for 2-3 postdocs to work on:
1. Whitebox fuzzing
2. Explore approaches to creating scientific software targeting distributed, heterogeneous, HPC platforms.
3. Fast data-engineering using program synthesis, AI, and semantic code search.
Email me if interested.
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Our second paper, "VizSmith: Automated Visualization Synthesis by Mining Data-Science Notebooks", collaboration with @code_monet , @ShadajL , @koushik77 and Hiroaki Yoshida, also accepted to @ASE_conf !!
Last three weeks: two deadlines, a PhD qualifying exam, and a home country where the healthcare system is collapsing. I am spent.
If you can, please consider donating to a fundraiser for obtaining oxygen concentrators set up by fellow alumni from @IITKanpur - bit.ly/3xCmOuL. Every bit counts!
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India's health system is on the verge of collapse
America can help.
My piece in @washingtonpost on how the world’s oldest democracy (the U.S.) can help the world's largest democracy (India).
It's time to act.
washingtonpost.com/opinions/…
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I've shared this with many incoming PhDs picking a school, but I think it's worth sharing publicly. When you're choosing an advisor, talk to their students!! You're about to have a *lot* in common with them. If they're happy, solid chance you'll be happy. If they're miserable...


















