The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis wins COLM outstanding paper award, powered by NSF public compute
IanArawjo · x · 2026-10-13
Graham Neubig highlighted that @emliu et al.'s paper "The Implicit Curriculum Hypothesis" won an outstanding paper award at COLM.
Beyond the authors' work, he credits an @NSF ACCESS compute grant for making the research possible, calling it a positive story of public support for computational resources in open research.
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