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Reasoning Price War 2: Mistral Magistral + o3's 80% price cut + o3-pro
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OpenAI announced an 80% price cut for its o3 model, making it competitively priced with GPT-4.1 and rivaling Anthropic's Claude 4 Sonnet and Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro. Alongside, o3-pro was released as a more powerful and reliable variant, though early benchmarks showed mixed performance relative to cost. Mistral AI launched its Magistral reasoning models, including an open-source 24B parameter version optimized for efficient deployment on consumer GPUs. The price reduction and new model releases signal intensified competition in reasoning-focused large language models, with notable improvements in token efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
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China's Xiaohongshu (Rednote) released dots.llm1, a 142B parameter open-source Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) language model with 14B active parameters and a 32K context window, pretrained on 11.2 trillion high-quality, non-synthetic tokens. The model supports efficient inference frameworks like Docker, HuggingFace, and vLLM, and provides intermediate checkpoints every 1 trillion tokens, enabling flexible fine-tuning. Benchmarking claims it slightly surpasses Qwen3 235B on MMLU, though some concerns exist about benchmark selection and synthetic data verification. The release is notable for its truly open-source licensing and no synthetic data usage, sparking community optimism for support in frameworks such as llama.cpp and mlx.
Google's Agent2Agent Protocol (A2A)
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Google Cloud Next announcements featured the launch of Google and DeepMind's full MCP support and a new Agent to Agent protocol designed for agent interoperability with multiple partners. The protocol includes components like the Agent Card, Task communication channels, Enterprise Auth and Observability, and Streaming and Push Notification support. On the model front, Moonshot AI released Kimi-VL-A3B, a multimodal model with 128K context and strong vision and math benchmark performance, outperforming gpt-4o. Meta AI introduced smaller versions of llama-4 family models: llama-4-scout and llama-4-maverick, with a larger Behemoth model still in training. DeepCoder 14B from UC Berkeley is an open-source coding model rivaling openai's o3-mini and o1 models, trained with reinforcement learning on 24K coding problems. Nvidia released llama-3.1-nemotron-ultra-253b on Hugging Face, noted for beating llama-4-behemoth and maverick and competing with deepseek-r1.
DeepCoder: A Fully Open-Source 14B Coder at O3-mini Level
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Together AI and Agentica released DeepCoder-14B, an open-source 14B parameter coding model rivaling OpenAI's o3-mini and o1 on coding benchmarks, trained with an open-source RL framework from ByteDance and costing about $26,880. Google DeepMind launched Gemini 2.5 Pro with experimental "Flash" versions available to subscribers. Moonshot AI introduced Kimi-VL-A3B, a multimodal model with 128K context outperforming gpt-4o on vision and math benchmarks. Meta AI released Llama 4 Scout and Maverick, with a larger Behemoth model in training, featuring mixture-of-experts and L2 norm techniques. Runway launched Gen-4 Turbo with 10x better results than Gen-3 at the same cost. Google announced Imagen 3, a high-quality text-to-image model now in Vertex AI, enabling easier object removal. The report highlights open-source contributions, reinforcement learning training optimizations, and significant model performance improvements across coding, multimodal, and image generation domains.
OpenAI adopts MCP
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OpenAI announced support for MCP, a significant technical update. Google's Gemini 2.5 Pro leads benchmarks with top scores in MMLU-Pro (86%), GPQA Diamond (83%), and AIME 2024 (88%), featuring a 1 million token context window and multimodal inputs. Alibaba's Qwen 2.5 Omni 7B was released as a fully multimodal, interactive, open-source model with a novel "thinker-talker" architecture supporting voice and video chat. DeepSeek V3-0324 outperforms its predecessor on multiple benchmarks. Research on reasoning features in large language models using sparse autoencoders was highlighted, alongside a study on scaling laws of synthetic data showing performance plateaus near 300B tokens. Discussions also covered the fastest output speeds of Gemini models and concerns about over-reliance on benchmarks for intelligence measurement. Swyx will curate the Data Council AI Engineering Track in April.
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At Nvidia GTC Day 1, several AI updates were highlighted: Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash introduces image input/output but is not recommended for text-to-image tasks, with Imagen 3 preferred for that. Mistral AI released Mistral Small 3.1 with 128k token context window and competitive pricing. Allen AI launched OLMo-32B, an open LLM outperforming GPT-4o mini and Qwen 2.5. ShieldGemma 2 was introduced for image safety classification. LangChainAI announced multiple updates including Julian powered by LangGraph and integration with AnthropicAI's MCP. Jeremy Howard released fasttransform, a Python library for data transformations. Perplexity AI partnered with Kalshi for NCAA March Madness predictions.
Cohere's Command A claims #3 open model spot (after DeepSeek and Gemma)
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Cohere's Command A model has solidified its position on the LMArena leaderboard, featuring an open-weight 111B parameter model with an unusually long 256K context window and competitive pricing. Mistral AI released the lightweight, multilingual, and multimodal Mistral AI Small 3.1 model, optimized for single RTX 4090 or Mac 32GB RAM setups, with strong performance on instruct and multimodal benchmarks. The new OCR model SmolDocling offers fast document reading with low VRAM usage, outperforming larger models like Qwen2.5VL. Discussions highlight the importance of system-level improvements over raw LLM advancements, and MCBench is recommended as a superior AI benchmark for evaluating model capabilities across code, aesthetics, and awareness.
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Google DeepMind announced updates to Gemini 2.0, including an upgraded Flash Thinking model with stronger reasoning and native image generation capabilities. Cohere launched Command A, a 111B parameter dense model with a 256K context window and competitive pricing, available on Hugging Face. Meta AI proposed Dynamic Tanh (DyT) as a replacement for normalization layers in Transformers, supported by Yann LeCun. Alibaba released QwQ-32B, a 32.5B parameter model excelling in math and coding, fine-tuned with reinforcement learning and freely available under Apache 2.0 license. Google DeepMind also released Gemma 3 models ranging from 1B to 27B parameters with a 128K token context window and over 140 language support, plus ShieldGemma 2, an image safety checker. Benchmarking shows Gemma 3 27B has strong vision and memory efficiency but is outperformed by larger models like Llama 3.3 70B and DeepSeek V3 671B. The Hugging Face LLM leaderboard history was shared by @_lewtun.
DeepSeek's Open Source Stack
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DeepSeek's Open Source Week was summarized by PySpur, highlighting multiple interesting releases. The Qwen QwQ-32B model was fine-tuned into START, excelling in PhD-level science QA and math benchmarks. Character-3, an omnimodal AI video generation model by Hedra Labs and Together AI, enables realistic animated content creation. Google DeepMind introduced the Gemini embedding model with an 8k context window, ranking #1 on MMTEB, alongside the Gemini 2.0 Code Executor supporting Python libraries and auto-fix features. Inception Labs' Mercury Coder is a diffusion-based code generation model offering faster token processing. OpenAI released GPT-4.5, their largest model yet but with less reasoning ability than some competitors. AI21 Labs launched Jamba Mini 1.6, noted for superior output speed compared to Gemini 2.0 Flash, GPT-4o mini, and Mistral Small 3. A new dataset of 1.9M scanned pages was released for OCR benchmarking, with Mistral OCR showing competitive but not top-tier document parsing performance compared to LLM/LVM-powered methods. "Cracked engineers are all you need."
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GPT-4.5 sparked mixed reactions on Twitter, with @karpathy noting users preferred GPT-4 in a poll despite his personal favor for GPT-4.5's creativity and humor. Critics like @abacaj highlighted GPT-4.5's slowness and questioned its practical value and pricing compared to other models. Performance-wise, GPT-4.5 ranks above GPT-4o but below o1 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet, with Claude 3.7 outperforming it on many tasks yet GPT-4.5 praised for its humor and "vibes." Speculation about GPT-4.5's size suggests around 5 trillion parameters. Discussions also touched on pricing disparities, with Perplexity Deep Research at $20/month versus ChatGPT at $200/month. The emotional intelligence and humor of models like Claude 3.7 were also noted.
GPT 4.5 — Chonky Orion ships!
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OpenAI released GPT-4.5 as a research preview, highlighting its deep world knowledge, improved understanding of user intent, and a 128,000 token context window. It is noted for excelling in writing, creative tasks, image understanding, and data extraction but is not a reasoning model. Microsoft unveiled Phi-4 Multimodal and Phi-4 Mini, open-source models integrating text, vision, and speech/audio, with strong performance in math and coding tasks. Cohere released Command R7B Arabic, an open-weights model optimized for Arabic language capabilities targeting enterprises in the MENA region. The community is exploring the impact of larger models on creative writing, intent understanding, and world knowledge, with GPT-4.5 expected to be a basis for GPT-5.
lots of small launches
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GPT-4o Advanced Voice Preview is now available for free ChatGPT users with enhanced daily limits for Plus and Pro users. Claude 3.7 Sonnet has achieved the top rank in WebDev Arena with improved token efficiency. DeepSeek-R1 with 671B parameters benefits from the Together Inference platform optimizing NVIDIA Blackwell GPU usage, alongside the open-source DeepGEMM CUDA library delivering up to 2.7x speedups on Hopper GPUs. Perplexity launched a new Voice Mode and a Deep Research API. The upcoming Grok 3 API will support a 1M token context window. Several companies including Elicit, Amazon, Anthropic, Cloudflare, FLORA, Elevenlabs, and Inception Labs announced new funding rounds, product launches, and model releases.
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Google released Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental 1-21, a vision-language reasoning model with a 1 million-token context window and improved accuracy on science, math, and multimedia benchmarks, surpassing DeepSeek-R1 but trailing OpenAI's o1. ZyphraAI launched Zonos, a multilingual Text-to-Speech model with instant voice cloning and controls for speaking rate, pitch, and emotions, running at ~2x real-time speed on RTX 4090. Hugging Face released OpenR1-Math-220k, a large-scale math reasoning dataset with 220K problems and 800K reasoning traces generated on 512 H100 GPUs. Tom Goldstein introduced Huginn-3.5B, an open-source latent reasoning model trained on 800B tokens that outperforms larger models on reasoning tasks like GSM8K. Discussions by Jeremy Howard and iScienceLuvr highlight advances in implicit latent reasoning and debate the future of human-readable reasoning traces. Anthropic launched the Anthropic Economic Index to analyze AI's economic impact using millions of Claude conversations.
Gemini 2.0 Flash GA, with new Flash Lite, 2.0 Pro, and Flash Thinking
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Google DeepMind officially launched Gemini 2.0 models including Flash, Flash-Lite, and Pro Experimental, with Gemini 2.0 Flash outperforming Gemini 1.5 Pro while being 12x cheaper and supporting multimodal input and a 1 million token context window. Andrej Karpathy released a 3h31m video deep dive into large language models, covering pretraining, fine-tuning, and reinforcement learning with examples like GPT-2 and Llama 3.1. A free course on Transformer architecture was introduced by Jay Alammar, Maarten Gr, and Andrew Ng, focusing on tokenizers, embeddings, and mixture-of-expert models. DeepSeek-R1 reached 1.2 million downloads on Hugging Face with a detailed 36-page technical report. Anthropic increased rewards to $10K and $20K for their jailbreak challenge, while BlueRaven extension was updated to hide Twitter metrics for unbiased engagement.
Bespoke-Stratos + Sky-T1: The Vicuna+Alpaca moment for reasoning
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Reasoning Distillation has emerged as a key technique, with Berkeley/USC researchers releasing Sky-T1-32B-Preview, a finetuned model of Qwen 2.5 32B using 17k reasoning traces for just $450, matching benchmarks of o1-preview. DeepSeek introduced R1, a model surpassing o1-preview and enabling distillation to smaller models like a 1.5B Qwen to match gpt-4o and claude-3-sonnet levels. Bespoke Labs further distilled R1 on Qwen, outperforming o1-preview with fewer samples. This progress suggests that "SFT is all you need" for reasoning without major architecture changes. Additionally, DeepSeek-R1 uses pure reinforcement learning with supervised finetuning to accelerate convergence and shows strong reasoning and multimodal capabilities. Google's Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking model boasts a 1 million token context window, code execution, and excels in math, science, and multimodal reasoning. Critiques highlight challenges in model repeatability, behavioral self-awareness, and RLHF limitations in reasoning robustness.
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Helium-1 Preview by kyutai_labs is a 2B-parameter multilingual base LLM outperforming Qwen 2.5, trained on 2.5T tokens with a 4096 context size using token-level distillation from a 7B model. Phi-4 (4-bit) was released in lmstudio on an M4 max, noted for speed and performance. Sky-T1-32B-Preview is a $450 open-source reasoning model matching o1's performance with strong benchmark scores. Codestral 25.01 by mistralai is a new SOTA coding model supporting 80+ programming languages and offering 2x speed.
Innovations include AutoRAG for optimizing retrieval-augmented generation pipelines, Agentic RAG for autonomous query reformulation and critique, Multiagent Finetuning using societies of models like Phi-3, Mistral, LLaMA-3, and GPT-3.5 for reasoning improvements, and VideoRAG incorporating video content into RAG with LVLMs.
Applications include a dynamic UI AI chat app by skirano on Replit, LangChain tools like DocTalk for voice PDF conversations, AI travel agent tutorials, and news summarization agents. Hyperbolic Labs offers competitive GPU rentals including H100, A100, and RTX 4090. LLMQuoter enhances RAG accuracy by identifying key quotes.
Infrastructure updates include MLX export for LLM inference from Python to C++ by fchollet and SemHash semantic text deduplication by philschmid.
Perplexity starts Shopping for you
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Stripe launched their Agent SDK, enabling AI-native shopping experiences like Perplexity Shopping for US Pro members, featuring one-click checkout and free shipping via the Perplexity Merchant Program. Mistral AI released the Pixtral Large 124B multi-modal image model, now on Hugging Face and supported by Le Chat for image generation. Cerebras Systems offers a public inference endpoint for Llama 3.1 405B with a 128k context window and high throughput. Claude 3.6 shows improvements over Claude 3.5 but with subtle hallucinations. The Bi-Mamba 1-bit architecture improves LLM efficiency. The wandb SDK is preinstalled on Google Colab, and Pixtral Large is integrated into AnyChat and supported by vLLM for efficient model usage.
Did Nvidia's Nemotron 70B train on test?
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NVIDIA's Nemotron-70B model has drawn scrutiny despite strong benchmark performances on Arena Hard, AlpacaEval, and MT-Bench, with some standard benchmarks like GPQA and MMLU Pro showing no improvement over the base Llama-3.1-70B. The new HelpSteer2-Preference dataset improves some benchmarks with minimal losses elsewhere. Meanwhile, Mistral released Ministral 3B and 8B models featuring 128k context length and outperforming Llama-3.1 and GPT-4o on various benchmarks under the Mistral Commercial License. NVIDIA's Nemotron 70B also surpasses GPT-4o and Claude-3.5-Sonnet on key benchmarks using RLHF (REINFORCE) training. Additionally, Zep introduced Graphiti, an open-source temporal knowledge graph memory layer for AI agents, built on Neo4j.
Not much technical happened today
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OpenAI announced raising $6.6B in new funding at a $157B valuation, with ChatGPT reaching 250M weekly active users. Poolside raised $500M to advance AGI development. LiquidAI introduced three new MoE models (1B, 3B, 40B) with a 32k context window and efficient token handling. OpenAI released Whisper V3 Turbo, an open-source multilingual model with significant speed improvements. Meta AI FAIR is hiring research interns focusing on LLM reasoning, alignment, synthetic data, and novel architectures. Cohere partnered with Fujitsu to launch Takane, a custom Japanese model. Technical discussions included challenges in LoRA fine-tuning, float8 quantization in Keras, and new tools like create-llama for agent templates. Industry commentary raised concerns about AI development priorities and highlighted freelancing opportunities in AI.
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Meta AI released Llama 3.2 models including 1B, 3B text-only and 11B, 90B vision variants with 128K token context length and adapter layers for image-text integration. These models outperform competitors like Gemma 2 and Phi 3.5-mini, and are supported on major platforms including AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. OpenAI CTO Mira Murati announced her departure. Allen AI released Molmo, an open-source multimodal model family outperforming proprietary systems. Google improved Gemini 1.5 with Flash and Pro models. Meta showcased Project Orion AR glasses and hinted at a Quest 3S priced at $300. Discussions covered new benchmarks for multimodal models, model optimization, and AI safety and alignment.
Llama 3.2: On-device 1B/3B, and Multimodal 11B/90B (with AI2 Molmo kicker)
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Meta released Llama 3.2 with new multimodal versions including 3B and 20B vision adapters on a frozen Llama 3.1, showing competitive performance against Claude Haiku and GPT-4o-mini. AI2 launched multimodal Molmo 72B and 7B models outperforming Llama 3.2 in vision tasks. Meta also introduced new 128k-context 1B and 3B models competing with Gemma 2 and Phi 3.5, with collaborations hinted with Qualcomm, Mediatek, and Arm for on-device AI. The release includes a 9 trillion token count for Llama 1B and 3B. Partner launches include Ollama, Together AI offering free 11B model access, and Fireworks AI. Additionally, a new RAG++ course from Weights & Biases, Cohere, and Weaviate offers systematic evaluation and deployment guidance for retrieval-augmented generation systems based on extensive production experience.
Replit Agent - How did everybody beat Devin to market?
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Replit Agent launched as a fully integrated Web IDE enabling text-to-app generation with planning and self-healing, available immediately to paid users without a waitlist. Other notable developments include Melodio, a new text-to-music model, and Together AI's kernel and speculative decoding work. Anthropic AI announced a new enterprise plan featuring a 500K context window and enhanced security. Discussions on JPEG-LM and AVC-LM models for improved image and video generation, and GPU market trends around the H100 GPU pricing were highlighted. Influential voices like Andrej Karpathy shared insights on AI agents and automation.
Ideogram 2 + Berkeley Function Calling Leaderboard V2
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Ideogram returns with a new image generation model featuring color palette control, a fully controllable API, and an iOS app, reaching a milestone of 1 billion images created. Meanwhile, Midjourney released a Web UI but still lacks an API. In function calling, the Berkeley Function Calling Leaderboard (BFCL) updated to BFCL V2 • Live, adding 2251 live, user-contributed function documentation and queries to improve evaluation quality. GPT-4 leads the leaderboard, but the open-source Functionary Llama 3-70B finetune from Kai surpasses Claude. On AI model releases, Microsoft launched three Phi-3.5 models with impressive reasoning and context window capabilities, while Meta AI FAIR introduced UniBench, a unified benchmark suite for over 50 vision-language model tasks. Baseten improved Llama 3 inference speed by up to 122% using Medusa. A new cybersecurity benchmark, Cyberbench, featuring 40 CTF tasks, was released. Additionally, Codegen was introduced as a tool for programmatic codebase analysis and AI-assisted development. "Multiple functions > parallel functions" was highlighted as a key insight in function calling.
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OpenAI introduced structured outputs in their API with a new "strict" mode and a "response_format" parameter, supporting models like gpt-4-0613, gpt-3.5-turbo-0613, and the new gpt-4o-2024-08-06. They also halved the price of gpt-4o to $2.50 per million tokens. Mistral Large 2 outperforms gpt4-turbo and claude-3-opus on hard benchmarks and coding tasks. Idefics3-Llama offers multimodal capabilities with a 10k token context window. BigLlama-3.1-1T-Instruct is an upscaled version of llama-3-120b-instruct. New benchmark "big_model_smell" measures creativity and reliability. Figure 02 robot features advanced AI hardware with onboard vision language model, enhanced battery, and speech-to-speech reasoning. Yann LeCun expressed concerns about California's SB1047 regulation.
GPT4o August + 100% Structured Outputs for All (GPT4o August edition)
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OpenAI released the new gpt-4o-2024-08-06 model with 16k context window and 33-50% lower pricing than the previous 4o-May version, featuring a new Structured Output API that improves output quality and reduces retry costs. Meta AI launched Llama 3.1, a 405-billion parameter model surpassing GPT-4 and Claude 3.5 Sonnet on benchmarks, alongside expanding the Llama Impact Grant program. Google DeepMind quietly released Gemini 1.5 Pro, outperforming GPT-4o, Claude-3.5, and Llama 3.1 on LMSYS benchmarks and leading the Vision Leaderboard. Yi-Large Turbo was introduced as a cost-effective upgrade priced at $0.19 per million tokens. In hardware, NVIDIA H100 GPUs were highlighted by John Carmack for their massive AI workload power, and Groq announced plans to deploy 108,000 LPUs by Q1 2025. New AI tools and techniques include RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation), the JamAI Base platform for Mixture of Agents systems, and LangSmith's enhanced filtering capabilities. Google DeepMind also introduced PEER (Parameter Efficient Expert Retrieval) architecture.
AlphaProof + AlphaGeometry2 reach 1 point short of IMO Gold
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Search+Verifier highlights advances in neurosymbolic AI during the 2024 Math Olympics. Google DeepMind's combination of AlphaProof and AlphaGeometry 2 solved four out of six IMO problems, with AlphaProof being a finetuned Gemini model using an AlphaZero approach, and AlphaGeometry 2 trained on significantly more synthetic data with a novel knowledge-sharing mechanism. Despite impressive results, human judges noted the AI required much longer time than human competitors. Meanwhile, Meta AI released Llama 3.1 with a 405B parameter model and smaller variants, and Mistral AI launched Mistral Large 2 with 123B parameters and 128k context windows, outperforming Llama 3.1 on coding tasks and multilingual benchmarks. This marks significant progress in AI mathematical reasoning, model scaling, and multilingual capabilities.
Mistral Large 2 + RIP Mistral 7B, 8x7B, 8x22B
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Mistral Large 2 introduces 123B parameters with Open Weights under a Research License, focusing on code generation, math performance, and a massive 128k context window, improving over Mistral Large 1's 32k context. It claims better function calling capabilities than GPT-4o and enhanced reasoning. Meanwhile, Meta officially released Llama-3.1 models including Llama-3.1-70B and Llama-3.1-8B with detailed pre-training and post-training insights. The Llama-3.1 8B model's 128k context performance was found underwhelming compared to Mistral Nemo and Yi 34B 200K. Mistral is deprecating older Apache open-source models, focusing on Large 2 and Mistral Nemo 12B. The news also highlights community discussions and benchmarking comparisons.
Llama 3.1 Leaks: big bumps to 8B, minor bumps to 70b, and SOTA OSS 405b model
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Llama 3.1 leaks reveal a 405B dense model with 128k context length, trained on 39.3M GPU hours using H100-80GB GPUs, and fine-tuned with over 25M synthetic examples. The model shows significant benchmark improvements, especially for the 8B and 70B variants, with some evals suggesting the 70B outperforms GPT-4o. GPT-4o Mini launched as a cost-efficient variant with strong performance but some reasoning weaknesses. Synthetic datasets like NuminaMath enable models such as Alibaba Qwen 2 to surpass GPT-4o and Claude 3.5 in math competitions. Discussions include reasoning task benchmarks and dataset building for improved reasoning.
DataComp-LM: the best open-data 7B model/benchmark/dataset
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DataComp team released a competitive 7B open data language model trained on only 2.5T tokens from the massive DCLM-POOL dataset of 240 trillion tokens, showing superior scaling trends compared to FineWeb. OpenAI launched GPT-4o mini, a cost-effective model with 82% MMLU and performance near GPT-4-Turbo, aimed at developers for broad applications. NVIDIA and Mistral jointly released the Mistral NeMo 12B model featuring a 128k token context window, FP8 checkpoint, multilingual support, and Apache 2.0 licensing. DeepSeek announced DeepSeek-V2-0628 as the top open-source model on the LMSYS Chatbot Arena leaderboard with strong rankings in coding, math, and hard prompts. This news highlights advances in dataset design, model efficiency, and open-source contributions in the AI community.
Mini, Nemo, Turbo, Lite - Smol models go brrr (GPT4o-mini version)
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OpenAI launched the GPT-4o Mini, a cost-efficient small model priced at $0.15 per million input tokens and $0.60 per million output tokens, aiming to replace GPT-3.5 Turbo with enhanced intelligence but some performance limitations. DeepSeek open-sourced DeepSeek-V2-0628, topping the LMSYS Chatbot Arena Leaderboard and emphasizing their commitment to contributing to the AI ecosystem. Mistral AI and NVIDIA released the Mistral NeMo, a 12B parameter multilingual model with a record 128k token context window under an Apache 2.0 license, sparking debates on benchmarking accuracy against models like Meta Llama 8B. Research breakthroughs include the TextGrad framework for optimizing compound AI systems via textual feedback differentiation and the STORM system improving article writing by 25% through simulating diverse perspectives and addressing source bias. Developer tooling trends highlight LangChain's evolving context-aware reasoning applications and the Modular ecosystem's new official GPU support, including discussions on Mojo and Keras 3.0 integration.
Mini, Nemo, Turbo, Lite - Smol models go brrr (GPT4o version)
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GPT-4o-mini launches with a 99% price reduction compared to text-davinci-003, offering 3.5% the price of GPT-4o and matching Opus-level benchmarks. It supports 16k output tokens, is faster than previous models, and will soon support text, image, video, and audio inputs and outputs. Mistral Nemo, a 12B parameter model developed with Nvidia, features a 128k token context window, FP8 checkpoint, and strong benchmark performance. Together Lite and Turbo offer fp8/int4 quantizations of Llama 3 with up to 4x throughput and significantly reduced costs. DeepSeek V2 is now open-sourced. Upcoming releases include at least 5 unreleased models and Llama 4 leaks ahead of ICML 2024.
Qdrant's BM42: "Please don't trust us"
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Qdrant attempted to replace BM25 and SPLADE with a new method called "BM42" combining transformer attention and collection-wide statistics for semantic and keyword search, but their evaluation using the Quora dataset was flawed. Nils Reimers from Cohere reran BM42 on better datasets and found it underperformed. Qdrant acknowledged the errors but still ran a suboptimal BM25 implementation. This highlights the importance of dataset choice and evaluation sanity checks in search model claims. Additionally, Stripe faced criticism for AI/ML model failures causing account and payment issues, prompting calls for alternatives. Anthropic revealed that Claude 3.5 Sonnet suppresses some answer parts with backend tags, sparking debate. Gemma 2 model optimizations allow 2x faster fine-tuning with 63% less memory and longer context windows, running up to 34B parameters on consumer GPUs. nanoLLaVA-1.5 was announced as a compact 1B parameter vision model with significant improvements.
GraphRAG: The Marriage of Knowledge Graphs and RAG
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Microsoft Research open sourced GraphRAG, a retrieval augmented generation (RAG) technique that extracts knowledge graphs from sources and clusters them for improved LLM answers, though it increases token usage and inference time. Gemma 2 models were released focusing on efficient small LLMs with innovations like sliding window attention and RMS norm, nearly matching the larger Llama 3 70B. Anthropic's Claude 3.5 Sonnet leads in instruction following and coding benchmarks, while Nvidia's Nemotron 340B model was released in June. Qwen2-72B tops the HuggingFace Open LLM leaderboard excelling in math and long-range reasoning. Discussions on RAG highlighted its limitations and improvements in context usage via function calls. A persona-driven synthetic data generation approach introduced 1 billion personas, with a fine-tuned model matching GPT-4 performance on math benchmarks at 7B scale. The 200GB AutoMathText dataset was also noted for math data synthesis.
Mozilla's AI Second Act
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Mozilla showcased detailed live demos of llamafile and announced sqlite-vec for vector search integration at the AIE World's Fair. LlamaIndex launched llama-agents. Anthropic introduced new UI features and Projects for Claude with a 200K context window. Etched AI revealed a specialized inference chip claiming 500k tokens/sec, though benchmark claims are questioned. Sohu chip enables 15 agent trajectories/sec. Tim Dettmers shared theoretical GPU inference limits of ~300k tokens/sec for 8xB200 NVLink on 70B Llama. Deepseek Coder v2 outperforms Gemini and GPT-4 variants in coding and reasoning. The PyTorch documentary launched to little attention.
Nemotron-4-340B: NVIDIA's new large open models, built on syndata, great for syndata
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NVIDIA has scaled up its Nemotron-4 model from 15B to a massive 340B dense model, trained on 9T tokens, achieving performance comparable to GPT-4. The model alignment process uses over 98% synthetic data, with only about 20K human-annotated samples for fine-tuning and reward model training. The synthetic data generation pipeline is open-sourced, including synthetic prompts and preference data generation. The base and instruct versions outperform Mixtral and Llama 3, while the reward model ranks better than Gemini 1.5, Cohere, and GPT-4o. Other notable models include Mamba-2-Hybrid 8B, which is up to 8x faster than Transformers and excels on long-context tasks, Samba-3.8B-instruct for infinite context length with linear complexity, Dolphin-2.9.3 tiny models optimized for low-resource devices, and Faro Yi 9B DPO with a 200K context window running efficiently on 16GB VRAM. The Mixture-of-Agents technique boosts open-source LLMs beyond GPT-4 Omni on AlpacaEval 2.0.
Cursor reaches >1000 tok/s finetuning Llama3-70b for fast file editing
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Cursor, an AI-native IDE, announced a speculative edits algorithm for code editing that surpasses GPT-4 and GPT-4o in accuracy and latency, achieving speeds of over 1000 tokens/s on a 70b model. OpenAI released GPT-4o with multimodal capabilities including audio, vision, and text, noted to be 2x faster and 50% cheaper than GPT-4 turbo, though with mixed coding performance. Anthropic introduced streaming, forced tool use, and vision features for developers. Google DeepMind unveiled Imagen Video and Gemini 1.5 Flash, a small model with a 1M-context window. HuggingFace is distributing $10M in free GPUs for open-source AI models like Llama, BLOOM, and Stable Diffusion. Evaluation insights highlight challenges with LLMs on novel problems and benchmark saturation, with new benchmarks like MMLU-Pro showing significant drops in top model performance.
Not much happened today
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Anthropic released a team plan and iOS app about 4 months after OpenAI. The Command-R 35B model excels at creative writing, outperforming larger models like Goliath-120 and Miqu-120. The Llama-3 8B model now supports a 1 million token context window, improving long-context understanding with minimal training on a single 8xA800 GPU machine. TensorRT-LLM benchmarks show it is 30-70% faster than llama.cpp on consumer hardware. A benchmark suggests GPT2-Chat may have better reasoning than GPT-4-Turbo, though results are debated. Demos include a self-learning Llama-3 voice agent running locally on Jetson Orin and a Self-Learning Large Action Model (LAM). Amazon CodeWhisperer was renamed to Q Developer, expanding its generative AI assistant capabilities. Apple plans an AI-enabled Safari browser with an on-device LLM in iOS 18 and macOS 15. Big Tech dominates AI lobbying in Washington, while major U.S. newspapers sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement. DeepMind's AlphaZero became the greatest chess player in 9 hours, and their Naturalized Execution Tuning (NExT) method improves LLM code reasoning by 14-26%. Stable Diffusion is used for diverse image generation applications.
OpenAI's Instruction Hierarchy for the LLM OS
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OpenAI published a paper introducing the concept of privilege levels for LLMs to address prompt injection vulnerabilities, improving defenses by 20-30%. Microsoft released the lightweight Phi-3-mini model with 4K and 128K context lengths. Apple open-sourced the OpenELM language model family with an open training and inference framework. An instruction accuracy benchmark compared 12 models, with Claude 3 Opus, GPT-4 Turbo, and Llama 3 70B performing best. The Rho-1 method enables training state-of-the-art models using only 3% of tokens, boosting models like Mistral. Wendy's deployed AI-powered drive-thru ordering, and a study found Gen Z workers prefer generative AI for career advice. Tutorials on deploying Llama 3 models on AWS EC2 highlight hardware requirements and inference server use.
Llama-3-70b is GPT-4-level Open Model
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Meta has released Llama 3, their most capable open large language model with 8B and 70B parameter versions supporting 8K context length and outperforming previous models including Llama 2 and Mistral 7B. Groq serves the Llama 3 70B model at 500-800 tokens/second, making it the fastest GPT-4-level token source. Discussions highlight AI scaling challenges with Elon Musk stating that training Grok 3 will require 100,000 Nvidia H100 GPUs, and AWS planning to acquire 20,000 B200 GPUs for a 27 trillion parameter model. Microsoft unveiled VASA-1 for lifelike talking face generation, while Stable Diffusion 3 and its extensions received mixed impressions. Concerns about AI energy usage and political bias in AI were also discussed.
Cohere Command R+, Anthropic Claude Tool Use, OpenAI Finetuning
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Cohere launched Command R+, a 104B dense model with 128k context length focusing on RAG, tool-use, and multilingual capabilities across 10 key languages. It supports Multi-Step Tool use and offers open weights for research. Anthropic introduced tool use in beta for Claude, supporting over 250 tools with new cookbooks for practical applications. OpenAI enhanced its fine-tuning API with new upgrades and case studies from Indeed, SK Telecom, and Harvey, promoting DIY fine-tuning and custom model training. Microsoft achieved a quantum computing breakthrough with an 800x error rate improvement and the most usable qubits to date. Stability AI released Stable Audio 2.0, improving audio generation quality and control. The Opera browser added local inference support for large language models like Meta's Llama, Google's Gemma, and Vicuna. Discussions on Reddit highlighted Gemini's large context window, analysis of GPT-3.5-Turbo model size, and a battle simulation between Claude 3 and ChatGPT using local 7B models like Mistral and Gemma.
Evals-based AI Engineering
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Hamel Husain emphasizes the importance of comprehensive evals in AI product development, highlighting evaluation, debugging, and behavior change as key iterative steps. OpenAI released a voice engine demo showcasing advanced voice cloning from small samples, raising safety concerns. Reddit discussions introduced new models like Jamba (hybrid Transformer-SSM with MoE), Bamboo (7B LLM with high sparsity based on Mistral), Qwen1.5-MoE (efficient parameter activation), and Grok 1.5 (128k context length, surpassing GPT-4 in code generation). Advances in quantization include 1-bit Llama2-7B models outperforming full precision and the QLLM quantization toolbox supporting GPTQ/AWQ/HQQ methods.
Jamba: Mixture of Architectures dethrones Mixtral
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AI21 labs released Jamba, a 52B parameter MoE model with 256K context length and open weights under Apache 2.0 license, optimized for single A100 GPU performance. It features a unique blocks-and-layers architecture combining transformer and MoE layers, competing with models like Mixtral. Meanwhile, Databricks introduced DBRX, a 36B active parameter MoE model trained on 12T tokens, noted as a new standard for open LLMs. In image generation, advancements include Animatediff for video-quality image generation and FastSD CPU v1.0.0 beta 28 enabling ultra-fast image generation on CPUs. Other innovations involve style-content separation using B-LoRA and improvements in high-resolution image upscaling with SUPIR.
AI gets Memory
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AI Discords analysis covered 20 guilds, 312 channels, and 6901 messages. The report highlights the divergence of RAG style operations for context and memory, with implementations like MemGPT rolling out in ChatGPT and LangChain. The TheBloke Discord discussed open-source large language models such as the Large World Model with contexts up to 1 million tokens, and the Cohere aya model supporting 101 languages. Roleplay-focused models like MiquMaid-v2-70B were noted for performance improvements with enhanced hardware. Finetuning techniques like Sequential Fine-Tuning (SFT) and Direct Preference Optimization (DPO) were explained, with tools like Unsloth AI's apply_chat_template preferred over Alpaca. Integration of JavaScript and Python via JSPyBridge in the SillyTavern project was also discussed. Training challenges with Mixtral 8x7b qlora versus Mistral 7b were noted. The LM Studio Discord focused on hardware limitations affecting large model loading, medical LLMs like medAlpaca, and hardware discussions around GPU upgrades and overclocking. Anticipation for IQ3_XSS 1.5 bit quantization support in LM Studio was expressed.
GPT4Turbo A/B Test: gpt-4-0125-preview
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OpenAI released a new GPT-4 Turbo version in January 2024, prompting natural experiments in summarization and discussions on API performance and cost trade-offs. The TheBloke Discord highlighted UnSloth's upcoming limited multi-GPU support for Google Colab beginners, AI models like Tiny Llama and Mistral running on Nintendo Switch, and advanced model merging techniques such as DARE and SLERP. The OpenAI Discord noted issues with GPT-4-1106-preview processing delays, troubleshooting GPT model errors, and transcription challenges with GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 Turbo. Nous Research AI focused on extending context windows, notably LLaMA-2-7B-Chat reaching 16,384 tokens, and fine-tuning alternatives like SelfExtend. Discussions also touched on chatbot persona creation, model configuration optimizations, and societal impacts of AI technology.
Is Google's Gemini... legit?
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Google's Gemini AI model is generating significant discussion and skepticism, especially regarding its 32-shot chain of thought MMLU claim and 32k context window. The community is comparing Gemini's performance and capabilities with OpenAI's GPT-4 and GPT-3.5, highlighting the upcoming Gemini Pro and Gemini Ultra models on the Bard platform. Users report various OpenAI service issues including chatbot errors and subscription problems. Discussions also cover prompt engineering techniques, AI model evaluation comparing GPT-4, Claude 2.1, and PaLM2, and improvements in speech and multimodal capabilities. The bot now supports reading and summarizing links from platforms like arXiv, Twitter, and YouTube, enhancing user interaction.