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worldproof: diagnosing where world-model predictions break and a measurement of when pixel metrics stop being able to rank models at all [P]
Diagnosing the limitations of world models—those AI systems predicting future frames—is crucial for progress. The open-source tool, worldproof, compares model rollouts against ground truth and physical invariants to pinpoint prediction failures. A surprising discovery during validation revealed that pixel-based metrics like SSIM and PSNR often fail to differentiate models on real robot video, particularly beyond a short horizon. As demonstrated with a copy-the-last-frame baseline, the evaluation setup itself can lack discriminative power—a critical distinction. Explore worldproof and its findings further at [https://github.com/BuceaGeorgia/worldproof](https://github.com/Bucea
![Improved compression of Bad Apple into a Neural Network [P]](https://preview.redd.it/op3rm5z65xhh1.png?width=640&crop=smart&auto=webp&s=eaf28da20b946a5af59dbee34cfbea020bb98608)
Improved compression of Bad Apple into a Neural Network [P]
Recent experimentation with SIREN networks has yielded significant improvements in compressing the "Bad Apple" video. By employing a novel batch generation technique that incorporates pixels across the entire video, we’ve achieved a more faithful reproduction while maintaining the original model architecture—4 x 512 wide sine layers totaling 792,257 parameters. While a full framerate version proved challenging due to increased temporal data demands, the low-rate version demonstrates compelling compression capabilities. This reimplementation, built using GPT5.
PyTorch model running 170x slower on T4 vs A100. What could cause a bottleneck this extreme? [D]
A recent report highlights a stark performance disparity: a PyTorch model experienced a 170x slowdown when running on an NVIDIA T4 versus an A100 GPU. This extreme bottleneck, observed with a point-tracking model processing 47 frames at 256x256 resolution, suggests factors beyond typical generational hardware differences. With 99% GPU utilization and pure FP32 precision, potential causes include inefficient 4D correlation volume calculations or transformer layer performance. Further profiling is recommended to pinpoint the specific bottleneck.