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Qwenputer model integrates RISC-V CPU directly into language model weights

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A new experimental model called Qwenputer has been released, integrating a 32-bit RISC-V CPU directly into its weights. This model, based on Qwen3.5-4B, uses its own Gated DeltaNet state as RAM, allowing the CPU to run C and MicroPython code within the model's forward passes. Qwenputer has demonstrated its capability by passing official RISC-V test suites, showcasing its potential for advanced computation within a language model framework. AI

IMPACT This novel integration of a CPU within LLM weights could enable more complex in-model computation and potentially new forms of AI agent architectures.

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Qwenputer model integrates RISC-V CPU directly into language model weights

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