We unpack Matryoshka quantization, a DeepMind-inspired approach that trains one model to run at multiple bit widths (e.g., int8, int4, int2) by sharing the most significant bits. We explore how its nested, interpolative, and layer-wise mix design preserves accuracy while enabling dynamic runtime precision, potentially slashing cost and latency for large language models—as well as current limits and open questions like extending to floating-point representations.
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