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You might be wondering how you can run MuZero to play against it or understand how it works. Sadly, the best that we have is the Nature paper and the accompanying blog post.
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The carbon point is interesting. If you control your hardware setup, you can track the electricity draw of your cage/row of servers and then offset that by planting more trees. This is something Deepmind, GCP, AWS, and the other big players can do. It's not viable for others.
AFAIK Google is already carbon neutral (for more than a decade now). I think they are now trying to move into carbon negative so this concern doesn't quite apply (doubt it's this simple so take that with a grain of salt).
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Yeah, I read that. Was picking up on the point that Lawrence made on the cost of training and how that _could_ be offset with minimal tracking.
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As you're both here, I'm looking for more papers to read. Got any recommendations or things you're interested in but haven't read yet? The papers being behind a paywall isn't an issue.
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I've been interested in search space problems but there's lots and lots of literature on it (but I find it lacking in innovation - I'm sure it's just me not looking in the right places).
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