Arash Behboodi
@arashbehboodi.bsky.social
Director of Engineering @Qualcomm AI Research
information theory, machine learning, math and philosophy (will post more about it here)
information theory, machine learning, math and philosophy (will post more about it here)
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November 24, 2025 at 8:48 AM
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Reposted by Arash Behboodi
Initially it looked similar to o3-mini, spouting a whole lot of obviously irrelevant thoughts. Then it just stopped, so I assumed it had given up. But a few minutes later I returned to the page and found that it had given me a correct solution. At the end it wrote the following summary.
February 4, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Initially it looked similar to o3-mini, spouting a whole lot of obviously irrelevant thoughts. Then it just stopped, so I assumed it had given up. But a few minutes later I returned to the page and found that it had given me a correct solution. At the end it wrote the following summary.
And one from Neri Merhav from a core information theory perspective: Statistical Physics and Information Theory
January 13, 2025 at 2:30 PM
And one from Neri Merhav from a core information theory perspective: Statistical Physics and Information Theory
The other one I loved was Information, Physics and Computation by Mézard and @andrea-montanari.bsky.social , great book if you like to see the connection with BP and graphical models.
January 13, 2025 at 2:27 PM
The other one I loved was Information, Physics and Computation by Mézard and @andrea-montanari.bsky.social , great book if you like to see the connection with BP and graphical models.