Goodfire told Agent to run the AI experiment for the fellows at $1,000 a month

On 5 August, the AI Explanatory Company Goodfire Open Research Tool Silico. When the researchers write down their objectives, they develop plans, run multiple sets of experiments simultaneously, track progress and collate results. Silico can train and optimize models, reproduce papers, and can map data and problems in model design. Researchers still need to review the programme, reorient it and judge the final results. Goodfire analysed KimiK3, with a total parameter of 2.8 trillion, using Silico. It found the features of model internal control writing styles, which were then adjusted to allow Kimi K3 to answer with a "piracy tone". Silico is currently using the MacOS client. The personal version is $1,000 per month, and the GPU that uses Goodfire is subject to additional charges and can also access its own servers。