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not much happened today
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rStar-Math surpasses OpenAI's o1-preview in math reasoning with 90.0% accuracy using a 7B LLM and MCTS with a Process Reward Model. Alibaba launches Qwen Chat featuring Qwen2.5-Plus and Qwen2.5-Coder-32B-Instruct models enhancing vision-language and reasoning. Microsoft releases Phi-4, trained on 40% synthetic data with improved pretraining. Cohere introduces North, a secure AI workspace integrating LLMs, RAG, and automation for private deployments. LangChain showcases a company research agent with multi-step workflows and open-source datasets. Transformers.js demos released for text embeddings and image segmentation in JavaScript. Research highlights include Meta Meta-CoT for enhanced chain-of-thought reasoning, DeepSeek V3 with recursive self-improvement, and collaborative AI development platforms. Industry partnerships include Rakuten with LangChain, North with RBC supporting 90,000 employees, and Agent Laboratory collaborating with AMD and Johns Hopkins. Technical discussions emphasize CUDA and Triton for AI efficiency and evolving AI-assisted coding stacks by Andrew Ng.
not much happened today
deepseek-v3 chatgpt-4 openai deepseek google qwen overfitting reasoning misguided-attention model-evaluation model-architecture finetuning open-source sam-altman
Sam Altman publicly criticizes DeepSeek and Qwen models, sparking debate about OpenAI's innovation claims and reliance on foundational research like the Transformer architecture. Deepseek V3 shows significant overfitting issues in the Misguided Attention evaluation, solving only 22% of test prompts, raising concerns about its reasoning and finetuning. Despite skepticism about its open-source status, Deepseek V3 is claimed to surpass ChatGPT4 as an open-source model, marking a milestone 1.75 years after ChatGPT4's release on March 14, 2023. The discussions highlight competitive dynamics in AI model performance and innovation sustainability.
not much happened this weekend
o1-preview claude-3.5-sonnet 21b-flash-model openai meta-ai-fair reka langchainai entropix prompting-techniques finetuning entropy-based-sampling temporal-understanding native-audio tool-use instruction-chaining multimodality retrieval-augmented-generation synthetic-data-generation rnn parallel-training biologically-inspired-ai-safety text-to-video-generation video-editing lex-fridman imrat jjitsev giffmana _philschmid karpathy rasbt adcock_brett glennko rohanpaul_ai labenz
AI news from 10/4/2024 to 10/7/2024 highlights several developments: OpenAI's o1-preview shows strong performance on complex tasks but struggles with simpler ones, while Claude 3.5 Sonnet can match its reasoning through advanced prompting techniques. Meta introduced Movie Gen, a cutting-edge media foundation model for text-to-video generation and editing. Reka updated their 21B Flash Model with temporal video understanding, native audio, and tool use capabilities. Interest grows in "open o1" reproductions focusing on prompting and finetuning, with Entropix exploring entropy-based sampling. LangChainAI demonstrated a Retrieval Agent for complex Q&A, and synthetic data generation research surveyed 417 models. A resurgence in RNNs shows efficient parallel training making them competitive with Transformers. Biologically-inspired AI safety approaches were also noted. "A quiet weekend and air conditioning is all you need."
Gemma 2 2B + Scope + Shield
gemma-2b gemma-2-9b gemma-2-27b llama-3-1-405b sam-2 gpt-3.5 vicuna alpacaeval g-eval google-deepmind anthropic meta-ai-fair openai perplexity-ai nvidia lmsys knowledge-distillation leaderboards model-interpretability finetuning harm-detection video-segmentation voice publishers-program robotics-data-scaling quantization llm-evaluation prompt-engineering
Gemma 2B, a 2 billion parameter model trained on 2 trillion tokens and distilled from a larger unnamed LLM, has been released by Google DeepMind and shows strong leaderboard performance despite weaknesses in math. The Gemma series, including 9B and 27B models, has gained popularity since its June release. The team also released 400 SAEs for interpretability, inspired by Anthropic's research. A finetuned classifier called ShieldGemma outperforms Meta's LlamaGuard in harm detection. Meanwhile, Meta AI announced Llama-3.1-405B reaching #3 on the Overall Arena leaderboard, and released SAM 2, a video and image segmentation model with significant speed improvements. OpenAI is rolling out an advanced Voice Mode to Plus users. Perplexity AI launched a Publishers Program with major media partners and a status page. NVIDIA introduced Project GR00T for scaling robot data using Apple Vision Pro and generative simulation. Interest in quantization for compressing LLMs is growing, and LLM-as-a-Judge implementations from Vicuna, AlpacaEval, and G-Eval highlight the effectiveness of simple prompts and domain-specific evaluation.
Music's Dall-E moment
griffin command-r-plus gpt-4-0613 gpt-4-0314 mistral-8x22b codegemma stable-diffusion-1.5 command-r gemini-1.5 google mistral-ai lmsys cohere model-architecture benchmarking open-source model-quantization memory-optimization inference-speed multimodality finetuning performance-optimization audio-processing andrej-karpathy
Google's Griffin architecture outperforms transformers with faster inference and lower memory usage on long contexts. Command R+ climbs to 6th place on the LMSYS Chatbot Arena leaderboard, surpassing GPT-4-0613 and GPT-4-0314. Mistral AI releases an open-source 8x22B model with a 64K context window and around 130B total parameters. Google open-sources CodeGemma models with pre-quantized 4-bit versions for faster downloads. Ella weights enhance Stable Diffusion 1.5 with LLM for semantic alignment. Unsloth enables 4x larger context windows and 80% memory reduction for finetuning. Andrej Karpathy releases LLMs implemented in pure C for potential performance gains. Command R+ runs in realtime on M2 Max MacBook using iMat q1 quantization. Cohere's Command R model offers low API costs and strong leaderboard performance. Gemini 1.5 impresses with audio capabilities recognizing speech tone and speaker identification from audio clips.
ReALM: Reference Resolution As Language Modeling
flan-t5 gpt-4 apple openai hugging-face stability-ai reference-resolution finetuning quantization retrieval-augmented-generation open-source coding-agents podcast-generation image-generation ai-industry-trends takuto-takizawa
Apple is advancing in AI with a new approach called ReALM: Reference Resolution As Language Modeling, which improves understanding of ambiguous references using three contexts and finetunes a smaller FLAN-T5 model that outperforms GPT-4 on this task. In Reddit AI news, an open-source coding agent SWE-agent achieves 12.29% on the SWE-bench benchmark, and RAGFlow introduces a customizable retrieval-augmented generation engine. A new quantization method, QuaRot, enables efficient 4-bit inference. AI applications include a t-shirt design generator, podgenai for GPT-4 based podcast generation, and an open-source model from HuggingFace that runs without a GPU. Industry discussions focus on the impact of large language models on the AI field and efforts to decentralize AI development. Takuto Takizawa joins Stability AI Japan as Head of Sales & Partnerships.
Grok-1 in Bio
grok-1 mixtral miqu-70b claude-3-opus claude-3 claude-3-haiku xai mistral-ai perplexity-ai groq anthropic openai mixture-of-experts model-release model-performance benchmarking finetuning compute hardware-optimization mmlu model-architecture open-source memes sam-altman arthur-mensch daniel-han arav-srinivas francis-yao
Grok-1, a 314B parameter Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model from xAI, has been released under an Apache 2.0 license, sparking discussions on its architecture, finetuning challenges, and performance compared to models like Mixtral and Miqu 70B. Despite its size, its MMLU benchmark performance is currently unimpressive, with expectations that Grok-2 will be more competitive. The model's weights and code are publicly available, encouraging community experimentation. Sam Altman highlighted the growing importance of compute resources, while Grok's potential deployment on Groq hardware was noted as a possible game-changer. Meanwhile, Anthropic's Claude continues to attract attention for its "spiritual" interaction experience and consistent ethical framework. The release also inspired memes and humor within the AI community.
Fixing Gemma
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Google's Gemma model was found unstable for finetuning until Daniel Han from Unsloth AI fixed 8 bugs, improving its implementation. Yann LeCun explained technical details of a pseudo-random bit sequence for adaptive equalizers, while François Chollet discussed the low information bandwidth of the human visual system. Arav Srinivas reported that Claude 3 Opus showed no hallucinations in extensive testing, outperforming GPT-4 and Mistral-Large in benchmarks. Reflections from Yann LeCun highlight ongoing AI progress toward human-level intelligence. The community is shifting pipelines to work better with Claude models, and emotional experiences in ML development were shared by Aidan Clark.
AI gets Memory
miqumaid-v2-70b mixtral-8x7b-qlora mistral-7b phi-2 medalpaca aya openai langchain thebloke cohere unsloth-ai mistral-ai microsoft rag memory-modeling context-windows open-source finetuning sequential-fine-tuning direct-preference-optimization rlhf ppo javascript-python-integration hardware-optimization gpu-overclocking quantization model-training large-context multilinguality joanne-jang
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.