Thoughtbubbles paper lands at ICML 2026 with a Seoul conference presentation
ChrisGPotts · x · 2026-07-22
At ICML 2026 in Seoul, the authors of Thoughtbubbles reunited to present their work.
The paper, titled Thoughtbubbles: an Unsupervised Method for Parallel Thinking in Latent Space, is being shown at the conference by the original research team. The post is mostly a photo from the venue, but it confirms the paper’s presence at ICML and highlights the research collaboration behind it.
Related event: Thoughtbubbles: Unsupervised Parallel Thinking in Latent Space(2 posts)→
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