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Andrej Karpathy Anthropic Head of Technical Staff: "Multi-task learning has a team problem nobody talks about." Karpathy's team runs 100 subtasks inside one neural network In this 15-minute talk, Karpathy breaks down the full multi-task stack: architecture tradeoffs + loss balancing + data engines + team workflow. Worth more... show more

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