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[01] The Signal

Xiaomi Shrunk 12GB of AI Memory to 2.7GB (MiMo-V3)

MiMo-V3 introduces two techniques—KV bridging and KV reuse—that shrink a million-token KV cache from 12.09 GB to 2.69 GB and cut prefill compute by roughly 5× versus Xiaomi's previous design. Retrieval on a 256K test actually improved, despite the aggressive memory savings. DeepSeek's V4 one flash, released 12 days earlier, independently arrived at the same pair of tricks, both labs building on the same prior work (Yoko and HighSparse). The family is worth watching for agent loops with long tool outputs, but no production weights are out yet and retrieval at a full million tokens remains unverified.

[ai] [llm] [memory optimization] [sparse attention] [efficient inference] [agent loops]

 

More Signal


Beating RL With Reflection: GEPA and Optimize Anything — Lakshya A. Agrawal, GEPA

GEPA is a reflective optimization technique that achieves large performance gains from very few samples by using textual feedback and Pareto-based candidate selection, outperforming RL methods like GRPO that require thousands of rollouts. It can optimize any text artifact—prompts, agent harnesses, code—and has been used in production by companies like Dropbox and Shopify.

An AI Research Agent That Runs Your Experiments — Tim Sweeney, Weights & Biases

Arya, Weights & Biases' new AI research agent, autonomously runs experiments, adjusts hyperparameters, and generates reports directly within the W&B interface. It can launch GPU training jobs, analyze results, and now runs on iOS, aiming to automate the mechanics of ML experimentation without replacing researcher creativity.

9 Wild Things Built with Claude Opus 5.5

Anthropic's Opus 5.5 rewrote HAProxy in Rust, passing nearly all of the original's regression tests in 9.5 hours at 51% lower cost than Fable 5.1, but the key question is which tests failed and whether the rewrite is production-ready. The most practical takeaway is a Hacker News user's harness that tested models on 12 patches with 14 known bugs: Opus 5.5 found 8 for $15.40, while Fable 5.1 found 7 for $66.34. The real value is in building your own answer key of already-fixed bugs to measure what a model actually finds in your codebase.

 

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