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MIT research demonstrates that frontier large language models can directly read, understand and rewrite the raw weights of other models without gradient descent or traditional training pipelines, which is called "weight-space programming."
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AI Directly Rewrites Model Weights: MIT Study Reveals New Black-Box Breakthrough
youtubeMatthew Berman11/4/2026
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