Karpathy lecture: 'Delete everything, keep attention'
In a Stanford guest lecture, Andrej Karpathy discusses how programming is changing with Software 2.0 and LLMs as a new computing substrate. He argues the Transformer's success hinges on the attention mechanism, suggesting other components can be removed.
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