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Knut Jägersberg

KnutJaegersberg

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NLP, opinion mining, narrative intelligence

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reacted to BlinkDL's post with 🔥 about 5 hours ago
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RWKV-7 "Goose" 0.4B trained w/ ctx4k automatically extrapolates to ctx32k+, and perfectly solves NIAH ctx16k 🤯 100% RNN and attention-free. Only trained on the Pile. No finetuning. Replicable training runs. tested by our community: https://github.com/Jellyfish042/LongMamba
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Mimicking Consciousness in LLMs: Ascending the Dimensions of Thought with Recurrent Processing

This blog post explores how **recurrent processing** can transform Large Language Models (LLMs) to mimic aspects of human thought by engaging in iterative feedback loops. Inspired by string theory, the post describes how LLMs can "ascend dimensions" of cognition, progressing through foundational cognitive loops—such as basic cognition, executive functions, and meta-cognition—before advancing into **world simulation**. In this stage, LLMs explore higher dimensions, perceiving non-linear time, simulating branching possibilities, and integrating multiple realities. The interaction between the **Generator** and **Reflective Compass** allows AI systems to refine their outputs iteratively, moving toward a **point attractor** where ideas become coherent and polished. While this process doesn't bestow true consciousness, it offers a compelling imitation of reflective and adaptive thinking, leading to smarter dialogue, enhanced creativity, and more robust problem-solving.

https://huggingface.co/blog/KnutJaegersberg/oscillatory-recurrence-for-llms
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Mimicking Consciousness in LLMs: Ascending the Dimensions of Thought with Recurrent Processing