Goodfire Launches Silico: An IDE for Frontier AI Interpretability Research
leedsharkey · x · 2026-08-05
Goodfire has publicly launched the Silico platform, positioned as an integrated development environment (IDE) for ambitious AI research.
The tool comes pre-loaded with the team's and the world's research, aiming to help researchers develop, understand, and debug models more efficiently. For example, users can train Qwen models on tool-use data without undesirable off-target effects.
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