Akarsh Kumar discusses "Game of Thrones: Turing Edition" and "Core War"

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Machine Learning Street Talk TIER_1 English(EN) · Machine Learning Street Talk · 2026-10-08 10:30

Game of Thrones: Turing Edition | Akarsh Kumar on Core War

Akarsh Kumar wanted to see what would happen if you used LLMs to evolve small assembly programs that compete against each other. It's called Core War. In his words: "If you just try to zero-shot this language, it's terrible. But if you do this evolution and you have this verifier…