Diffusion Language Models Talk at Columbia ML Summer School
volokuleshov · x · 2026-07-06
Volodymyr Kuleshov delivered a lecture at the 2026 Columbia ML Summer School, presenting recent work on diffusion language models by his Cornell University and Inception team. The talk covered methods such as MDLM, UDLM, BD3LM, ReMDM, and E2D2, alongside industry scaling practices for language and biological sequence modeling. Slides and papers are now publicly available.
Related event: Cornell Team Shares Review on Block Diffusion Language Models(2 posts)→
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