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    Work on model collaboration accepted as a NeurIPS oral presentation

    A user celebrates the acceptance and highlights training that lets models interact richly while pressuring them to reduce that interaction.

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    A user says the work was accepted as a NeurIPS oral presentation. They particularly like the idea of letting models interact richly during training while pressuring them to reduce that interaction, saying it provides a denser learning signal and leads to more effective one-shot collaboration.

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    @iatitovVery happy to see @j0hngou’s work accepted as a NeurIPS oral! I particularly like the broader idea: let models interact richly during training while pressuring them to reduce that interaction. This gives a denser learning signal and leads to more effective one-shot collaboration5h

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    @iatitovVery happy to see @j0hngou’s work accepted as a NeurIPS oral! I particularly like the broader idea: let models interact richly during training while pressuring them to reduce that interaction. This gives a denser learning signal and leads to more effective one-shot collaboration5h