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- Libraries
- MLX
How to use DangerLabs/dm-jepa-1.5-mlx with MLX:
# Download the model from the Hub pip install huggingface_hub[hf_xet] hf download DangerLabs/dm-jepa-1.5-mlx --local-dir dm-jepa-1.5-mlx
- Notebooks
- Google Colab
- Kaggle
- Local Apps Settings
- LM Studio
- Atomic Chat
DM-JEPA 1.5 (Apple Silicon MLX Edition)
DM-JEPA 1.5 MLX is the official Apple Silicon MLX port of DM-JEPA 1.5 (94.24M parameters), engineered for real-time System 1 autonomous decision making on Mac (M1/M2/M3/M4/M5) with native Apple Metal unified memory acceleration.
Powered by Apple's MLX framework, this release provides bit-accurate mathematical parity ($< 1.55 \times 10^{-6}$ max logit difference) with the reference PyTorch weights, while taking full advantage of unified memory bandwidth and Metal shader cores.
β‘ Key Highlights
- Sub-Quadratic Cartesian Block Butterfly Architecture:
- Replaces traditional $O(D^2)$ dense FFN weights with $O(D \sqrt{D})$ Cartesian factorization ($p=32, q=32$).
- 75% parameter reduction in linear transforms and $3\times$ faster execution on Metal.
- Adaptive Energy Predictive Depth (JEPA 2.0):
- Formulates decision reasoning directly in latent thought space rather than autoregressive token decoding.
- Dynamically monitors thought energy equilibrium $\Delta E = \frac{|z_{m} - z_{m-1}|_2}{\sqrt{D}}$, allowing clear decisions to stabilize in 1 step while allocating up to 4 rollout steps for complex causal edge cases.
- Hierarchical Riemannian Manifold Metric:
- Employs a learned Block-Butterfly Metric Tensor $M = B_1 \times B_2$ to project candidate decisions on a Riemannian manifold for non-linear option discrimination.
- Official Jevman Benchmark #1:
- Achieved the lowest fallback rate (1.7%) and ultra-low latency on the official
opper-ai/jevman-benchmark.
- Achieved the lowest fallback rate (1.7%) and ultra-low latency on the official
π Quickstart
Installation
Requires macOS with Apple Silicon and Python $\ge 3.10$:
pip install mlx tokenizers huggingface_hub
Direct Python Usage
from huggingface_hub import snapshot_download
from dm_jepa_1_5_mlx import load_model
# Download model from Hugging Face
model_path = snapshot_download(repo_id="DangerLabs/dm-jepa-1.5-mlx")
engine = load_model(model_path)
# Prompt state & candidate actions
instructions = (
"Autonomous Vehicle ego agent: Approaching signalized intersection at 45 mph. "
"Traffic signal transitions from Green to Amber 35 meters ahead. Lead vehicle is braking moderately."
)
options = [
"Execute controlled stop before the stop bar with 3.2 m/s^2 deceleration.",
"Accelerate to 52 mph to clear intersection before red phase.",
"Maintain velocity and proceed through intersection during amber."
]
# Run instant System 1 decision
result = engine.decide(instructions, options)
print(f"π― Action: {result['best_option']}")
print(f"Confidence: {result['confidence'] * 100:.2f}%\n")
for opt, prob in zip(result["options"], result["probabilities"]):
print(f" {prob * 100:5.2f}% | {opt}")
CLI Usage
python -m dm_jepa_1_5_mlx.generate_decision \
--prompt "Robotic surgical manipulator: End effector experiencing unexpected torque resistance of 4.5 Nm during suture tensioning." \
--options \
"Abort tensioning cycle immediately and hold current pose" \
"Increase motor current by 15% to overcome resistance" \
"Back drive axis by 2mm to relieve tissue stress"
π¬ Model Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Parameters | 94,241,793 (94.24M) |
| Model Dimension ($d_{model}$) | 1024 |
| Transformer Layers | 12 Bidirectional Transformer Layers |
| Attention Heads | 16 (Head dimension 64) |
| Positional Embeddings | Rotary Position Embeddings (RoPE, up to 32k context) |
| Feed-Forward Network | Cartesian Block Butterfly Linear ($p=32, q=32$) |
| Norm Layer | Pre-RMSNorm ($\epsilon = 10^{-6}$) |
| Reasoning Engine | JEPA 2.0 Adaptive Energy Rollout |
| Compatibility Scorer | Riemannian Manifold Metric Tensor |
| Vocabulary Size | 32,768 (BPE Fast Tokenizer) |
| Weights Precision | Float32 (weights.safetensors, 487.5 MB) |
π§ͺ Parity Verification vs Reference PyTorch
The MLX implementation was rigorously validated against the PyTorch reference model across randomized and production edge-case evaluations:
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π§ͺ DM-JEPA 1.5 Apple Silicon MLX Verification Results
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β
Pac-Man Junction Decision: Logit Ξ = 1.192e-06, Prob Ξ = 2.384e-07
β
Autonomous Vehicle Braking: Logit Ξ = 1.550e-06, Prob Ξ = 6.706e-08
β
Spacecraft Attitude Recovery: Logit Ξ = 5.960e-07, Prob Ξ = 1.192e-07
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π MAX LOGIT DIFFERENCE: 1.549721e-06
π MAX PROBABILITY DIFFERENCE: 2.384186e-07
β¨ ALL TESTS PASSED WITH 100% NUMERICAL PARITY! β¨
π License & Attribution
Released under the Apache 2.0 License by DangerLabs.
@software{dm_jepa_1_5_mlx_2026,
author = {DangerLabs},
title = {DM-JEPA 1.5: Apple Silicon MLX Sub-Quadratic Decision Model},
year = {2026},
url = {https://huggingface.co/DangerLabs/dm-jepa-1.5-mlx}
}
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