Executing programs inside transformers with exponentially faster inference
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March 12, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (3 comments)
andy12_
This seems a really interesting path for interpretability, specially if a big chunk of a model's behavior occurs pseudo-symbolically. This is an idea I had thought about, integrating tools into the main computation path of a model, but I never imagined that it could be done efficiently with just a vanilla transformer. Truly, attention is all you need (I guess).
galsapir
one of the most interesting pieces I've read recently. Not sure I agree with all the statements there (e.g. without execution the system has no comprehension) - but extremely cool
pennomi
It makes sense that a next token predictor could execute assembly code. This is fascinating work, especially with the memory implementation.