Posts by Srikanth Kilaru

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  • SEPT. 30, 2025 / AI

    Introducing Tunix: A JAX-Native Library for LLM Post-Training

    Tunix is a new JAX-native, open-source library for LLM post-training. It offers comprehensive tools for aligning models at scale, including SFT, preference tuning (DPO), advanced RL methods (PPO, GRPO, GSPO), and knowledge distillation. Designed for TPUs and seamless JAX integration, Tunix emphasizes developer control and shows a 12% relative improvement in pass@1 accuracy on GSM8K.

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  • SEPT. 9, 2025 / AI

    Beyond backpropagation: JAX's symbolic power unlocks new frontiers in scientific computing

    JAX, a framework known for large-scale AI model development, is proving to be a powerful tool in scientific computing, particularly for solving complex Partial Differential Equations (PDEs), now being leveraged by researchers to achieve significant speed-ups and memory reductions in solving high-order PDEs and demonstrating its potential to unlock new frontiers in scientific discovery.

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  • JULY 29, 2025 / AI

    A roboticist's journey with JAX: Finding efficiency in optimal control and simulation

    Max's journey introduces LQRax, a JAX-native LQR solver, which exemplifies the growing JAX robotics ecosystem that includes tools like Brax, MJX, and JaxSim, highlighting the benefits of JAX for computational efficiency in optimal control and simulation, and for seamlessly integrating model-based and learning-based approaches.

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  • JULY 16, 2025 / Cloud

    Stanford’s Marin foundation model: The first fully open model developed using JAX

    The Marin project aims to expand the definition of 'open' in AI to include the entire scientific process, not just the model itself, by making the complete development journey accessible and reproducible. This effort, powered by the JAX framework and its Levanter tool, allows for deep scrutiny, trust in, and building upon foundation models, fostering a more transparent future for AI research.

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