Compile English function descriptions into 22 MB neural programs that run locally [P]

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We built a system, ProgramAsWeights (PAW), where a neural compiler takes a plain-English function description and produces a "neural program" (a combination of a continuous LoRA adapter and a discrete pseudo-program). At inference time, these adapt a fixed interpreter to perform the specified task. The target use case is fuzzy functions: tasks that are easy to describe in language but painful to implement with rigid rules. A concrete fuzzy function: word-guessing Consider the function "given ...

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Originally published on April 19, 2026. Curated by AI News.

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