Open papers from the RunInfra team on attention efficiency, LLM inference, kernel optimization, and the architectures behind production AI infrastructure.
Faster, leaner, more memory-bounded ways to run models on existing hardware.
Compiles a Llama-family model into one persistent CUDA megakernel with no hand-written CUDA, statically certifies every agent-proposed schedule deadlock-free and race-free before launch, and self-improves the kernel through an unattended agent loop.
Autonomous GPU kernel optimization via iterative agent-driven search, using LLM agents to explore the kernel design space and validate candidates on real hardware.
A memory-bounded sparse attention mechanism that selects top-k keys in a single streaming pass over the sequence, fused as a Triton kernel for production inference workloads.
Per-token early exit in LLM inference, driven by token-informed depth signals that decide when each token has enough computation to commit to a final logit.
New ways to compose, compute, and adapt model internals at training and inference time.
A recursive transformer where each layer generates its own weights through input-conditioned LoRA modulation, enabling dynamic capacity allocation without storing additional parameters.
Hierarchical causal latent state machines for object-centric world modeling, with explicit slots for entities and the causal relationships between them.
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