Researchers let Claude Code discover AI scaling algorithms that humans probably wouldn't have designed
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Researchers used AutoTTS to let an AI discover efficient scaling algorithms, reducing compute by 70%.
Key Points
- AI discovered algorithms independently, surpassing human design.
- Achieved 70% compute reduction while maintaining accuracy.
- Search cost was only $40 and took 160 minutes.
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From source RSS / original summaryResearchers from UMD, Google, Meta, and other institutions use AutoTTS to let a coding agent independently discover control algorithms for AI reasoning. The algorithm it found cuts compute by about 70 percent compared to standard self-consistency while matching its accuracy. The whole search cost $40 and took 160 minutes. The article Researchers let Claude Code discover AI scaling algorithms that humans probably wouldn't have designed appeared first on The Decoder.
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