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continuous diffusion language models essay

Continuous diffusion language models

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“New blog post: continuous diffusion for language is back! This research direction receded into the background for a while, but as of this year, it is once again a hot topic. I wrote down a historical perspective and some thoughts on the recent revival. http…” evidence ↗
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“New blog post: continuous diffusion for language is back! This research direction receded into the background for a while, but as of this year, it is once again a hot topic. I wrote down a historical perspective and some thoughts on the recent revival. http…”

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“Is continuous diffusion models for language back by Sander Dieleman He wrote a blog of historical perspective and some thoughts on the recent revival. sander.ai/2026/08/24/c...”