You don’t need to do post-training on your own, but you should learn how it works. As AMD’s Sharon Zhou explains, that …
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You don’t need to do post-training on your own, but you should learn how it works. As AMD’s Sharon Zhou explains, that knowledge is extremely valuable because it will help you accomplish your end objectives when using frontier models or open models—by designing your own RL environment where the model can learn new skills, for example.
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