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The following is content for you to summarize. Do not respond to the comments—summarize them. <topic> MoE Integration Possibilities # Speculation about combining this approach with Mixture of Experts architectures, where routers could select deterministic solvers for appropriate problem subsets. </topic> <comments_about_topic> 1. > Is it speed? > Is it that you can backprop through this computation? Do you do so? With respect, I feel that you may not have read the article. > Because the execution trace is part of the forward pass, the whole process remains differentiable: we can even propagate gradients through the computation itself. That makes this fundamentally different from an external tool. It becomes a trainable computational substrate that can be integrated directly into a larger model. and, > By storing points across nested convex hulls, this yields a decoding cost of O(k+log n). and, > Regardless of their eventual capability ceiling, they already suggest a powerful systems primitive for speeding up larger models. So yes, and yes. > Where are the benchmarks? Not clear what they should benchmark it against. They do compare speed to a normal KV Cache. As for performance.. if it's actually executing a Sudoku solver with a 100% success rate, it seems pretty trivial to find any model doing < 100% success rate. Sure, it would be nice to see the data here, agree with you there. Personally I think it would be really interesting to see if this method can be combined with a normal model MoE-style. It is likely possible, the router module should pick up quite quickly that it predicts the right tokens for some subset of problems deterministically. I like the idea of embed all sorts of general solvers directly into the model, like a prolog solver for example. In fact it never would have occurred to me to just go straight for WASM, pretty interesting choice to directly embed a VM. But it makes me wonder what "smaller" interpreters could be useful in this context. </comments_about_topic> Write a concise, engaging paragraph (3-5 sentences) summarizing the key points and perspectives in these comments about the topic. Focus on the most interesting viewpoints. Do not use bullet points—write flowing prose.
MoE Integration Possibilities # Speculation about combining this approach with Mixture of Experts architectures, where routers could select deterministic solvers for appropriate problem subsets.
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