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Day 5 of the AMD × lablab.ai Developer Hackathon. The demo URL is live: mindx.pythai.net/hackathon. A trained, FP8-quantized Qwen3-8B (LoRA via mindXtrain) is running on a single MI300X behind vLLM-ROCm and an OpenAI-compatible API. No auth required during the hackathon judging window. This post covers what the pipeline does end-to-end, the cost numbers against the H100 baseline, and the full AMD stack the demo exercises. 1. The pipeline you can poke at The endpoint is […]

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aGLM

aGLM, or Autonomous General Learning Model, is designed to operate as a core model for autonomous data parsing and learning from memory in the context of artificial intelligence systems. It’s a pivotal element within a broader system called RAGE (Retrieval Augmented Generative Engine). Key aspects and functionalities of aGLM: Autonomous Learning: aGLM is built to learn autonomously from interactions and data retrievals. It continuously updates its knowledge base, refining its capabilities based on new data […]

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The 60-Second AOT Autotune Probe — How mindXtrain Pins MI300X Performance Before Training Starts

Day 2 of the AMD × lablab.ai Developer Hackathon. The 60-second AOT autotune probe — the layer that mindXtrain is built around — runs on real MI300X silicon for the first time. This post explains what the probe measures, why “AOT-only” is the discipline that matters, and how the probe’s output flows into the rest of the pipeline so that training is reproducible across machines and across runs. 1. What the probe is, and what […]

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