New AI architecture is 100x faster in reasoning with just 1k training examples

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witnessme · 5h ago

HRM (hierarchical reasoning model) does make sense (breaking down thinking to hierarchical reasoning - a loop of high level planning + low level computation). Does it work? The benchmark shown are impressive. Having said that, I doubt if it will be a replacement of existing CoT. CoT is also not a replacement of non-thinking architecture either. Many problems are solved better without thinking models. Many problems will be better solved with CoT. And a large number of problems will be more suitable for HRM. We need some more research on which problem space aligns with the non-thinking vs CoT vs HRM.

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New AI architecture is 100x faster in reasoning with just 1k training examples

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