I explore how systems build useful world models, and how experience shapes what they learn. Here I share experiments in world modelling, curriculum, and self-supervision.
One step generation by efficiently pre-assigning gaussian latents to samples.
Beating AlphaZero policy networks with search-free self-play PPO, diverse resets and sparse terminal rewards.
Making a goal seeking policy with video pretraining only
Sketched Distribution Matching: a direct loss for matching one distribution to another with random or learned projections.
A self-training autoencoder. Trained without reconstruction losses, pixel or otherwise, and no image-space supervision of any kind.
Pitfalls to watch for whilst using leJEPA, and a couple of failed experiments along the way.
Simultaneous latent action and world model learning from passive video for controllable prediction.
Improving transformer memory efficiency by 2.7x
Using LLM Program Search to Build Robot Controllers Without RL Optimisers
This is a short fun blog in which I showcase an experiment in creating endless learnable content.
Exploratory post on curriculum as the missing ingredient required for true intelligence and creativity.
Microbiome World Modelling.
Cellular Automata Inspired Self Organising Text
Oniris: Autoregressive and Sample-Efficient Next-Gen Video Diffusion