Google TurboQuant This is a new compression algorithm. Every time a model answers a question, it stores a massive amount of intermediate data. The longer the conversation - the more expensive it gets. Result: compresses that data 6x+ with no quality loss, giving an 8x speed boost on H100s. No retraining required
- it just plugs into an existing model Moonshot AI (Kimi) Attention Residuals The old way: each layer takes its own output and simply adds whatever came from the layer below. The new way: instead of mechanically grabbing just the neighboring layer, the AI itself decides which layer matters right now and how much to take from it. It’s the same attention mechanism already used for processing words in text, except now it works not horizontally (between words) but vertically (between layers) Result: +25% training efficiency with under 2% latency overhead, bc the model stops dragging around unnecessary baggage. It routes the right information to the right place more precisely and needs fewer training iterations to get to a good result Andrej Karpathy (one of the top AI researchers on the planet) publicly praised the work. One of the paper’s authors is a 17 year old who came up with the idea during an exam What does this mean for business? TurboQuant = less hardware for the same workload, and long context at an affordable price Attention Residuals = cheaper model training submitted by /u/kalmankantaja
Originally posted by u/kalmankantaja on r/ArtificialInteligence
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