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Looped Transformers: Depth Without New Parameters

A working note on looped transformers: reuse one layer stack across passes to buy effective depth. Nanbeige4.2-3B is the latest compact example, with author-reported agent scores that beat much larger models.

01 · Sep 7, 2026Read

agentsarchitectureverification

Verifiable Agent Swarms: From Guardrails to Sovereign Factories

The old contract is breaking. A monolithic model that must both know the world and reason about it cannot reliably govern the very infrastructure producing intelligence at scale. The way forward is external deterministic verification, dramatically compressed on-policy cores, clean separation of reasoning from data, and decentralized swarms that can be governed, audited, and run by independent builders.

02 · Jun 21, 2026Read

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DiffusionGemma: The Developer Guide

Google's experimental DiffusionGemma (26B MoE on the Gemma 4 backbone) replaces autoregressive token-by-token generation with diffusion-based parallel decoding on 256-token blocks, delivering up to 4x faster inference, bidirectional context, and built-in self-correction while remaining practical to serve and fine-tune.

03 · Jun 11, 2026Read