MIT's weight-space programming seen as a breakthrough path to true continual learning
daniel_mac8 · x · 2026-11-03
danielmac8 highlights MIT's weight-space programming as a possible path to true continual learning: a tutor model continuously updates a student model's weights based on inference-time interactions. The field is in its 'barely elementary math' era but could progress dramatically.
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