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‘The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis’ wins an outstanding paper award at COLM

A post credits the paper’s authors and an NSF ACCESS grant of compute resources for the recognition.

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An October 2026 post says ‘The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis’ recently won an outstanding paper award at COLM. It credits the authors’ ingenuity and hard work alongside an NSF ACCESS grant of compute resources, calling the award a positive example of public support for open research.

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Graham Neubig@gneubigRecently, @_emliu et al.'s paper on "The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis" won an outstanding paper award at COLM: https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.08510 This is of course due to the ingenuity and hard work of the authors, but it's also thanks to an @NSF ACCESS grant of compute resources, for which we are very grateful. Just wanted to explicitly point this out as a positive story of public support for computational resources for open research!1h
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    Graham Neubig@gneubigRecently, @_emliu et al.'s paper on "The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis" won an outstanding paper award at COLM: https://arxiv.org/abs/2604.08510 This is of course due to the ingenuity and hard work of the authors, but it's also thanks to an @NSF ACCESS grant of compute resources, for which we are very grateful. Just wanted to explicitly point this out as a positive story of public support for computational resources for open research!1h
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