AMD's Hyperloom and ROCm 10: AI agents tune GPU kernels overnight with accuracy checks
AnushElangovan · x · 2026-09-30
- AMD's Anush Elangovan walked through Hyperloom and ROCm 10 on the Chain of Thought podcast: profiling workloads, finding slow kernels, and letting agents keep testing GPU optimizations while you sleep.
- Agents validate numerical accuracy while tuning performance.
- Key takeaway for engineers handing work to agents: define clear goals, useful feedback signals, and control over the agents.
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