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Voxtral - Mistral's SOTA ASR model in 3B (mini) and 24B ("small") sizes beats OpenAI Whisper large-v3
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Mistral surprises with the release of Voxtral, a transcription model outperforming Whisper large-v3, GPT-4o mini Transcribe, and Gemini 2.5 Flash. Voxtral models (3B and 24B) support 32k token context length, handle audios up to 30-40 minutes, offer built-in Q&A and summarization, are multilingual, and enable function-calling from voice commands, powered by the Mistral Small 3.1 language model backbone. Meanwhile, Moonshot AI's Kimi K2, a non-reasoning Mixture of Experts (MoE) model built by a team of around 200 people, gains attention for blazing-fast inference on Groq hardware, broad platform availability including Together AI and DeepInfra, and local running on M4 Max 128GB Mac. Developer tool integrations include LangChain and Hugging Face support, highlighting Kimi K2's strong tool use capabilities.
Grok 4: xAI succeeds in going from 0 to new SOTA LLM in 2 years
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xAI launched Grok 4 and Grok 4 Heavy, large language models rumored to have 2.4 trillion parameters and trained with 100x more compute than Grok 2 on 100k H100 GPUs. Grok 4 achieved new state-of-the-art results on benchmarks like ARC-AGI-2 (15.9%), HLE (50.7%), and Vending-Bench, outperforming models such as Claude 4 Opus. The model supports a 256K context window and is priced at $3.00/M input tokens and $15.00/M output tokens. It is integrated into platforms like Cursor, Cline, LangChain, and Perplexity Pro/Max. The launch was accompanied by a controversial voice mode and sparked industry discussion about xAI's rapid development pace, with endorsements from figures like Elon Musk and Arav Srinivas.
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LangChain is nearing unicorn status, while OpenAI and Google DeepMind's Gemini 3 Pro models are launching soon. Perplexity rolls out its agentic browser Comet to waitlists, offering multitasking and voice command features. xAI's Grok-4 update sparked controversy due to offensive outputs, drawing comparisons to Microsoft's Tay bot and resulting in regional blocks. Hugging Face released SmolLM3, a 3B parameter open-source model with state-of-the-art reasoning and long context capabilities. Google introduced T5Gemma encoder-decoder models, a significant update in this model category. Anthropic investigates "alignment faking" in language models, focusing on safety concerns with models like Claude 3.7 Sonnet and DeepSeek-R1. "Grok 3 had high reasoning, Grok 4 has heil reasoning" was a notable user comment on the controversy.
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Google released Gemma 3n, a multimodal model for edge devices available in 2B and 4B parameter versions, with support across major frameworks like Transformers and Llama.cpp. Tencent open-sourced Hunyuan-A13B, a Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model with 80B total parameters and a 256K context window, optimized for tool calling and coding. Black Forest Labs released FLUX.1 Kontext [dev], an open image AI model gaining rapid Hugging Face adoption. Inception AI Labs launched Mercury, the first commercial-scale diffusion LLM for chat. The FineWeb2 multilingual pre-training dataset paper was released, analyzing data quality impacts. The Qwen team released Qwen-VLo, a unified visual understanding and generation model. Kyutai Labs released a top-ranked open-source speech-to-text model running on Macs and iPhones. OpenAI introduced Deep Research API with o3/o4-mini models and open-sourced prompt rewriter methodology, integrated into LangChain and LangGraph. The open-source Gemini CLI gained over 30,000 GitHub stars as an AI terminal agent.
Context Engineering: Much More than Prompts
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Context Engineering emerges as a significant trend in AI, highlighted by experts like Andrej Karpathy, Walden Yan from Cognition, and Tobi Lutke. It involves managing an LLM's context window with the right mix of prompts, retrieval, tools, and state to optimize performance, going beyond traditional prompt engineering. LangChain and its tool LangGraph are noted for advancing this approach. Additionally, OpenAI has launched ChatGPT connectors for platforms like Google Drive, Dropbox, SharePoint, and Box, enhancing context integration for Pro users. Other notable news includes the launch of Vercel Sandbox, Cloudflare Containers, the leak and release of Gemini Code by Google DeepMind, and fundraising efforts by OpenRouter.
Chinese Models Launch - MiniMax-M1, Hailuo 2 "Kangaroo", Moonshot Kimi-Dev-72B
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MiniMax AI launched MiniMax-M1, a 456 billion parameter open weights LLM with a 1 million token input and 80k token output using efficient "lightning attention" and a GRPO variant called CISPO. MiniMax AI also announced Hailuo 02 (0616), a video model similar to ByteDance's Seedance. Moonshot AI released Kimi-Dev-72B, a coding model outperforming DeepSeek R1 on SWEBench Verified. Discussions on multi-agent system design from Anthropic and LangChain highlighted improvements in task completion and challenges like prompt injection attacks, as demonstrated by Karpathy and Columbia University research. Sakana AI introduced ALE-Agent, a coding agent that ranked 21st in the AtCoder Heuristic Competition solving NP-hard optimization problems. There is unverified news about an acquisition involving OpenAI, Microsoft, and Windsurf.
Cognition vs Anthropic: Don't Build Multi-Agents/How to Build Multi-Agents
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Within the last 24 hours, Cognition's Walden Yan advised "Don't Build Multi-Agents," while Anthropic shared their approach to building multi-agent systems with Claude's multi-agent research architecture. LangChain highlighted advances in context engineering and production AI agents used by LinkedIn and BlackRock. The community is engaging in a debate on multi-agent AI development. Additionally, Hugging Face announced deprecating TensorFlow and Flax support in favor of PyTorch. Research on agent memory and model elicitation techniques from LlamaIndex and Anthropic were also discussed.
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Bytedance showcased an impressive state-of-the-art video generation model called Seedance 1.0 without releasing it, while Morph Labs announced Trinity, an autoformalization system for Lean. Huggingface Transformers deprecated Tensorflow/JAX support. Andrew Ng of DeepLearning.AI highlighted the rise of the GenAI Application Engineer role emphasizing skills in AI building blocks and AI-assisted coding tools like Codex and Claude Code. Engineering teams are increasingly testing API designs against LLMs for usability. Figure AI's CEO stressed speed as a key competitive advantage, and LangChain introduced the concept of Context Engineering for AI agents. Reinforcement learning on LLMs shows transformative potential, and the community values AI evals and data work. Sakana AI released Text-to-LoRA, a hypernetwork method for generating task-specific LoRA adapters from natural language, enabling efficient model customization. The video generation race heats up with Bytedance's Seed-based model praised for quality, challenging American labs, alongside models like Kling 2.1 and Veo 3.
Apple exposes Foundation Models API and... no new Siri
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Apple released on-device foundation models for iOS developers, though their recent "Illusion of Reasoning" paper faced significant backlash for flawed methodology regarding LLM reasoning. OpenAI updated ChatGPT's Advanced Voice Mode with more natural voice and improved translation, demonstrated by Greg Brockman. LangChain and LlamaIndex launched new AI agents and tools, including a SWE Agent for software automation and an Excel agent using reinforcement learning for data transformation. The AI community engaged in heated debate over reasoning capabilities of LLMs, highlighting challenges in evaluation methods.
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Gemini 2.5 Pro shows strengths and weaknesses, notably lacking LaTex math rendering unlike ChatGPT, and scored 24.4% on the 2025 US AMO. DeepSeek V3 ranks 8th and 12th on recent leaderboards. Qwen 2.5 models have been integrated into the PocketPal app. Research from Anthropic reveals that Chains-of-Thought (CoT) reasoning is often unfaithful, especially on harder tasks, raising safety concerns. OpenAI's PaperBench benchmark shows AI agents struggle with long-horizon planning, with Claude 3.5 Sonnet achieving only 21.0% accuracy. CodeAct framework generalizes ReAct for dynamic code writing by agents. LangChain explains multi-agent handoffs in LangGraph. Runway Gen-4 marks a new phase in media creation.
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OpenAI plans to release its first open-weight language model since GPT-2 in the coming months, signaling a move towards more open AI development. DeepSeek launched its open-source R1 model earlier this year, challenging perceptions of China's AI progress. Gemma 3 has achieved function calling capabilities and ranks on the Berkeley Function-Calling Leaderboard, while GemmaCoder3-12b improves code reasoning performance on LiveCodeBench. Alibaba_Qwen's Qwen2.5-Omni introduces a novel Thinker-Talker system and TMRoPE for multimodal input understanding. The TogetherCompute team achieved 140 TPS on a 671B parameter model, outperforming Azure and DeepSeek API on Nvidia GPUs. OpenAI also expanded ChatGPT features with image generation for all free users and a new voice release. Runway Gen-4 enhances animation for miniature dioramas, and LangChain launched a chat-based generative UI agent. Commercial deployment of Figure 03 humanoid robots at BMW highlights advances in autonomy and manufacturing scaling. New tools include OpenAI's realtime transcription API with WebRTC support and Amazon's Nova Act AI browser agent.
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DeepSeek-R1 surpasses OpenAI in GitHub stars, marking a milestone in open-source AI with rapid growth in community interest. AlphaGeometry2 achieves gold-medalist level performance with an 84% solving rate on IMO geometry problems, showcasing significant advancements in AI reasoning. LangChain releases a tutorial for building AI agents in JavaScript, enhancing developer capabilities in agent deployment. Reflections on Anthropic's Claude model reveal early access and influence on AI development timelines. Lighthearted AI humor includes calls to ban second-order optimizers and challenges in web development longevity. The AI Engineer Summit 2025 workshops were announced, continuing community engagement and education.
DeepSeek #1 on US App Store, Nvidia stock tanks -17%
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DeepSeek has made a significant cultural impact by hitting mainstream news unexpectedly in 2025. The DeepSeek-R1 model features a massive 671B parameter MoE architecture and demonstrates chain-of-thought (CoT) capabilities comparable to OpenAI's o1 at a lower cost. The DeepSeek V3 model trains a 236B parameter model 42% faster than its predecessor using fp8 precision. The Qwen2.5 multimodal models support images and videos with sizes ranging from 3B to 72B parameters, featuring strong vision and agentic capabilities. LangChain and LangGraph integration enable AI chatbots with memory and tool use, including applications like the DeFi Agent. Discussions highlight NVIDIA's role in hardware acceleration, with concerns about stock drops due to DeepSeek's efficiency and market fears. The compute demand is expected to rise despite efficiency gains, driven by inference scaling and MoE design improvements.
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DeepSeek-V3, a 671 billion parameter mixture-of-experts model, surpasses Llama 3.1 405B and GPT-4o in coding and math benchmarks. OpenAI announced the upcoming release of GPT-5 on April 27, 2023. MiniMax-01 Coder mode in ai-gradio enables building a chess game in one shot. Meta research highlights trade-offs in scaling visual tokenizers. Google DeepMind improves diffusion model quality via inference-time scaling. The RA-DIT method fine-tunes LLMs and retrievers for better RAG responses. The U.S. proposes a three-tier export restriction system on AI chips and models, excluding countries like China and Russia. Security vulnerabilities in AI chatbots involving CSRF and prompt injection were revealed. Concerns about superintelligence and weapons-grade AI models were expressed. ai-gradio updates include NVIDIA NIM compatibility and new models like cosmos-nemotron-34b. LangChain integrates with Claude-3-haiku for AI agents with persistent memory. Triton Warp specialization optimizes GPU usage for matrix multiplication. Meta's fine-tuned Llama models, OpenBioLLM-8B and OpenBioLLM-70B, target personalized medicine and clinical trials.
Titans: Learning to Memorize at Test Time
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Google released a new paper on "Neural Memory" integrating persistent memory directly into transformer architectures at test time, showing promising long-context utilization. MiniMax-01 by @omarsar0 features a 4 million token context window with 456B parameters and 32 experts, outperforming GPT-4o and Claude-3.5-Sonnet. InternLM3-8B-Instruct is an open-source model trained on 4 trillion tokens with state-of-the-art results. Transformer² introduces self-adaptive LLMs that dynamically adjust weights for continuous adaptation. Advances in AI security highlight the need for agent authentication, prompt injection defenses, and zero-trust architectures. Tools like Micro Diffusion enable budget-friendly diffusion model training, while LeagueGraph and Agent Recipes support open-source social media agents.
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Ollama enhanced its models by integrating Cohere's R7B, optimized for RAG and tool use tasks, and released Ollama v0.5.5 with quality updates and a new engine. Together AI launched the Llama 3.3 70B multimodal model with improved reasoning and math capabilities, while OpenBMB introduced the MiniCPM-o 2.6, outperforming GPT-4V on visual tasks. Insights into Process Reward Models (PRM) were shared to boost LLM reasoning, alongside Qwen2.5-Math-PRM models excelling in mathematical reasoning. LangChain released a beta for ChatGPT Tasks enabling scheduling of reminders and summaries, and introduced open-source ambient agents for email assistance. OpenAI rolled out Tasks for scheduling actions in ChatGPT for Plus, Pro, and Teams users. AI software engineering is rapidly advancing, predicted to match human capabilities within 18 months. Research on LLM scaling laws highlights power law relationships and plateauing improvements, while GANs are experiencing a revival.
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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.
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Sebastien Bubeck introduced REINFORCE++, enhancing classical REINFORCE with PPO-inspired techniques for 30% faster training. AI21 Labs released Phi-4 under the MIT License, accessible via Ollama. François Chollet announced plans for ARC-AGI-2 and a next-generation AGI benchmark. LangChain launched 10 new integration packages to boost LLM application development. Tom Doerr introduced Ollama-OCR, a Python package for text extraction using vision language models. Arohan optimized Shampoo for memory efficiency, reducing usage from 20 to 6 bytes per parameter. Bindu Reddy showcased CodeLLM's v1 for frontend code generation and highlighted LlamaIndex Workflows for academic summarization and slide generation. Hwchase17 collaborated with Together Compute to enhance WebDev Arena with complex coding agents for LLM coding evaluations. Jonathan Ross detailed Groq's mission to reduce compute costs by 1000x amid rising generative AI spending. Clement Delangue warned about scam alerts involving false claims of association with AI21. Vikhyat K raised concerns about the ethical implications and trade-offs of AGI. Memes and humor included creative AI prompts and critiques of LLM behaviors.
PRIME: Process Reinforcement through Implicit Rewards
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Implicit Process Reward Models (PRIME) have been highlighted as a significant advancement in online reinforcement learning, trained on a 7B model with impressive results compared to gpt-4o. The approach builds on the importance of process reward models established by "Let's Verify Step By Step." Additionally, AI Twitter discussions cover topics such as proto-AGI capabilities with claude-3.5-sonnet, the role of compute scaling for Artificial Superintelligence (ASI), and model performance nuances. New AI tools like Gemini 2.0 coder mode and LangGraph Studio enhance agent architecture and software development. Industry events include the LangChain AI Agent Conference and meetups fostering AI community connections. Company updates reveal OpenAI's financial challenges with Pro subscriptions and DeepSeek-V3's integration with Together AI APIs, showcasing efficient 671B MoE parameter models. Research discussions focus on scaling laws and compute efficiency in large language models.
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Olmo 2 released a detailed tech report showcasing full pre, mid, and post-training details for a frontier fully open model. PRIME, an open-source reasoning solution, achieved 26.7% pass@1, surpassing GPT-4o in benchmarks. Performance improvements include Qwen 32B (4-bit) generating at >40 tokens/sec on an M4 Max and libvips being 25x faster than Pillow for image resizing. New tools like Swaggo/swag for Swagger 2.0 documentation, Jujutsu (jj) Git-compatible VCS, and Portspoof security tool were introduced. Robotics advances include a weapon detection system with a meters-wide field of view and faster frame rates. Hardware benchmarks compared H100 and MI300x accelerators. Applications span medical error detection using PRIME and a financial AI agent integrating LangChainAI and Vercel AI SDK. Architectural insights suggest the need for breakthroughs similar to SSMs or RNNs.
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o3 model gains significant attention with discussions around its capabilities and implications, including an OpenAI board member referencing "AGI." LangChain released their State of AI 2024 survey. Hume announced OCTAVE, a 3B parameter API-only speech-language model with voice cloning. x.ai secured a $6B Series C funding round. Discussions highlight inference-time scaling, model ensembles, and the surprising generalization ability of small models. New tools and datasets include FineMath, the best open math dataset on Hugging Face, and frameworks for LLM agents. Industry updates cover a 5-month benchmarking of AMD MI300X vs Nvidia H100 + H200, insights from a meeting with Lisa Su on AMD's software stack, and open AI engineering roles. Research innovations include Large Concept Models (LCM) from Meta AI, Chain of Continuous Thought (Coconut) for latent space reasoning, and mechanistic interpretability initiatives.
Gemini (Experimental-1114) retakes #1 LLM rank with 1344 Elo
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Anthropic released the 3.5 Sonnet benchmark for jailbreak robustness, emphasizing adaptive defenses. OpenAI enhanced GPT-4 with a new RAG technique for contiguous chunk retrieval. LangChain launched Promptim for prompt optimization. Meta AI introduced NeuralFeels with neural fields for visuotactile perception. RichardMCNgo resigned from OpenAI, highlighting concerns on AI governance and theoretical alignment. Discussions emphasized the importance of truthful public information and ethical alignment in AI deployment. The latest Gemini update marks a new #1 LLM amid alignment challenges. The AI community continues to focus on benchmarking, prompt-engineering, and alignment issues.
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This week in AI news, Anthropic launched Claude Sonnet 3.5, enabling desktop app control via natural language. Microsoft introduced Magentic-One, a multi-agent system built on the AutoGen framework. OpenCoder was unveiled as an AI-powered code cookbook for large language models. SambaNova is sponsoring a hackathon with prizes up to $5000 for building real-time AI agents. Sophiamyang announced new Batch and Moderation APIs with 50% lower cost and multi-dimensional harmful text detection. Open-source tools like Infisical for secret management, CrewAI for autonomous agent orchestration, and Crawlee for web scraping were released. Research highlights include SCIPE for error analysis in LLM chains, Context Refinement Agent for improved retrieval-augmented generation, and MemGPT for managing LLM memory. The week also saw a legal win for OpenAI in the RawStory copyright case, affirming that facts used in LLM training are not copyrightable.
OpenAI beats Anthropic to releasing Speculative Decoding
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Prompt lookup and Speculative Decoding techniques are gaining traction with implementations from Cursor, Fireworks, and teased features from Anthropic. OpenAI has introduced faster response times and file edits with these methods, offering about 50% efficiency improvements. The community is actively exploring AI engineering use cases with these advancements. Recent updates highlight progress from companies like NVIDIA, OpenAI, Anthropic, Microsoft, Boston Dynamics, and Meta. Key technical insights include CPU inference capabilities, multimodal retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and neural network fundamentals. New AI products include fully AI-generated games and advanced content generation tools. Challenges in AI research labs such as bureaucracy and resource allocation were also discussed, alongside AI safety and governance concerns.
The AI Search Wars Have Begun — SearchGPT, Gemini Grounding, and more
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ChatGPT launched its search functionality across all platforms using a fine-tuned version of GPT-4o with synthetic data generation and distillation from o1-preview. This feature includes a Chrome extension promoted by Sam Altman but has issues with hallucinations. The launch coincides with Gemini introducing Search Grounding after delays. Notably, The New York Times is not a partner due to a lawsuit against OpenAI. The AI search competition intensifies with consumer and B2B players like Perplexity and Glean. Additionally, Claude 3.5 Sonnet achieved a new benchmark record on SWE-bench Verified, and a new hallucination evaluation benchmark, SimpleQA, was introduced. Other highlights include the Universal-2 speech-to-text model with 660M parameters and HOVER, a neural whole-body controller for humanoid robots trained in NVIDIA Isaac simulation. AI hedge fund teams using LangChain and LangGraph were also showcased. The news is sponsored by the RAG++ course featuring experts from Weights & Biases, Cohere, and Weaviate.
not much happened this weekend
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Moondream, a 1.6b vision language model, secured seed funding, highlighting a trend in moon-themed tiny models alongside Moonshine (27-61m ASR model). Claude 3.5 Sonnet was used for AI Twitter recaps. Discussions included pattern recognition vs. intelligence in LLMs, reinforcement learning for prompt optimization, and NotebookLlama, an open-source NotebookLM variant using LLaMA models for tasks like text-to-speech. Advances in model optimization with async-TP in PyTorch for tensor parallelism and hyperparameter tuning were noted. Mini-Omni 2 demonstrated multimodal capabilities across image, audio, and text for voice conversations with emphasis on modal alignment and multimodal fine-tuning. AI productivity tools like an AI email writer and LlamaCloud-based research assistants were introduced. Emphasis on practical skill development and privacy-conscious AI tool usage with Llama3-8B was highlighted. Generative AI tools such as #AIPythonforBeginners and GenAI Agents with LangGraph were shared. Business insights covered rapid execution in AI product development and emerging AI-related job roles. Challenges in enterprise-grade text-to-SQL and advanced retrieval methods were discussed with tutorials on RAG applications using LangChain and MongoDB.
not much happened today
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Liquid AI held a launch event introducing new foundation models. Anthropic shared follow-up research on social bias and feature steering with their "Golden Gate Claude" feature. Cohere released multimodal Embed 3 embeddings models following Aya Expanse. There was misinformation about GPT-5/Orion debunked by Sam Altman. Meta AI FAIR announced Open Materials 2024 with new models and datasets for inorganic materials discovery using the EquiformerV2 architecture. Anthropic AI demonstrated feature steering to balance social bias and model capabilities. NVIDIA's Llama-3.1-Nemotron-70B ranked highly on the Arena leaderboard with style control. Perplexity AI expanded to 100M weekly queries with new finance and reasoning modes. LangChain emphasized real application integration with interactive frame interpolation. Kestra highlighted scalable event-driven workflows with open-source YAML-based orchestration. OpenFLUX optimized inference speed by doubling it through guidance LoRA training. Discussions on AI safety included trust dynamics between humans and AI, economic impacts of AI automation, and the White House AI National Security memo addressing cyber and biological risks. LlamaIndex showcased knowledge-backed agents for enhanced AI applications.
s{imple|table|calable} Consistency Models
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Model distillation significantly accelerates diffusion models, enabling near real-time image generation with only 1-4 sampling steps, as seen in BlinkShot and Flux Schnell. Research led by Yang Song introduced simplified continuous-time consistency models (sCMs), achieving under 10% FID difference in just 2 steps and scaling up to 1.5B parameters for higher quality. On AI hardware, Tesla is deploying a 50k H100 cluster potentially capable of completing GPT-4 training in under three weeks, while Cerebras Systems set a new inference speed record on Llama 3.1 70B with their wafer-scale AI chips. Stability AI released Stable Diffusion 3.5 and its Turbo variant, and Cohere launched new multilingual models supporting 23 languages with state-of-the-art performance. LangChain also announced ecosystem updates.
not much happened today
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Answer.ai launched fastdata, a synthetic data generation library using
claudette and Tencent's Billion Persona paper. NotebookLM became customizable, and Motherduck introduced notable LLMs in SQL implementations. Perplexity and Dropbox announced competitors to Glean. OpenAI unveiled audio chat completions priced at 24 cents per minute. Meta AI released Llama 3.1, powering Lenovo AI Now's on-device agent. Yi-Lightning model ranked #6 globally, surpassing GPT-4o. Zyphra AI released the large Zyda-2 dataset with 5 trillion tokens. François Chollet clarified transformer architecture as set-processing, not sequence-processing. Research suggests memorization aids LLM reasoning. Anthropic updated its Responsible Scaling Policy for AI safety. Tools like Perplexity Finance, Open Canvas by LangChain, and AlphaCodium code generation tool were highlighted. Approximately $500 million was raised for AI agent startups, with ongoing discussions on AI's job market impact. Combining prompt caching with the Batches API can yield a 95% discount on Claude 3.5 Sonnet tokens. nothing much happened today
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OpenAI's o1 model faces skepticism about open-source replication due to its extreme restrictions and unique training advances like RL on CoT. ChatGPT-4o shows significant performance improvements across benchmarks. Llama-3.1-405b fp8 and bf16 versions perform similarly with cost benefits for fp8. A new open-source benchmark "Humanity's Last Exam" offers $500K in prizes to challenge LLMs. Model merging benefits from neural network sparsity and linear mode connectivity. Embedding-based toxic prompt detection achieves high accuracy with low compute. InstantDrag enables fast, optimization-free drag-based image editing. LangChain v0.3 releases with improved dependency management. Automated code review tool CodeRabbit adapts to team coding styles. Visual search advances integrate multimodal data for better product search. Experts predict AI will be default software by 2030.
Everybody shipped small things this holiday weekend
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xAI announced the Colossus 100k H100 cluster capable of training an FP8 GPT-4 class model in 4 days. Google introduced Structured Output for Gemini. Anthropic discussed Claude's performance issues possibly due to API prompt modifications. OpenAI enhanced controls for File Search in their Assistants API. Cognition and Anthropic leaders appeared on podcasts. The viral Kwai-Kolors virtual try-on model and the open-source real-time audio conversational model Mini-Omni (similar to gpt-4o-voice) were released. Tutorials on parameter-efficient fine-tuning with LoRA and QLoRA, long-context embedding challenges, and Claude's LaTeX rendering feature were highlighted. AI21 Labs released Jamba 1.5 models with a 256K context window and faster long-context performance. NVIDIA debuted Mistral-Nemo-Minitron-8B on the Open LLM Leaderboard. LangChain introduced resource tags for workspace organization, and a low-code AI app toolkit was shared by svpino. Legal AI agents and financial agent evaluations using LangSmith were also featured.
super quiet day
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AI21 Labs released Jamba 1.5, a scaled-up State Space Model optimized for long context windows with 94B parameters and up to 2.5X faster inference, outperforming models like Llama 3.1 70B on benchmarks. The Phi-3.5 model was praised for its safety and performance, while Dracarys, a new 70B open-source coding model announced by Bindu Reddy, claims superior benchmarks over Llama 3.1 70B. Discussions on California's SB 1047 AI safety legislation involve Stanford and Anthropic, highlighting a balance between precaution and industry growth. Innovations include uv virtual environments for rapid setup, LangChain's LangSmith resource tags for project management, and multi-agent systems in Qdrant enhancing data workflows. Community events like the RAG workshop by AWS, LangChain, and Elastic continue to support AI learning and collaboration. Memes remain a popular way to engage with AI industry culture.
not much happened today
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OpenAI launched GPT-4o finetuning with a case study on Cosine. Anthropic released Claude 3.5 Sonnet with 8k token output. Microsoft Phi team introduced Phi-3.5 in three variants: Mini (3.8B), MoE (16x3.8B), and Vision (4.2B), noted for sample efficiency. Meta released Llama 3.1 405B, deployable on Google Cloud Vertex AI, offering GPT-4 level capabilities. Qwen2-Math-72B achieved state-of-the-art math benchmark performance with a Gradio demo. Discussions included model comparisons like ViT vs CNN and Mamba architecture. Tools updates featured DSPy roadmap, Flux Schnell improving diffusion speed on M1 Max, and LangChain community events. Research highlights zero-shot DUP prompting for math reasoning and fine-tuning best practices. AI ethics covered California's AI Safety Bill SB 1047 and regulatory concerns from Yann LeCun. Commentary on AI engineer roles by Swyx. "Chat with PDF" feature now available for Box Enterprise Plus users.
not much happened today
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GPT-5 delayed again amid a quiet news day. Nous Research released Hermes 3 finetune of Llama 3 base models, rivaling FAIR's instruct tunes but sparking debate over emergent existential crisis behavior with 6% roleplay data. Nvidia introduced Minitron finetune of Llama 3.1. Salesforce launched a DEI agent scoring 55% on SWE-Bench Lite. Goodfire AI secured $7M seed funding for mechanistic interpretability work. Anthropic rolled out prompt caching in their API, cutting input costs by up to 90% and latency by 80%, aiding coding assistants and large document processing. xAI released Grok-2, matching Claude 3.5 Sonnet and GPT-4 Turbo on LMSYS leaderboard with vision+text inputs and image generation integration. Claude 3.5 Sonnet reportedly outperforms GPT-4 in coding and reasoning. François Chollet defined intelligence as efficient operationalization of past info for future tasks. Salesforce's DEI framework surpasses individual agent performance. Google DeepMind's Demis Hassabis discussed AGI's role in scientific discovery and safe AI development. Dora AI plugin generates landing pages in under 60 seconds, boosting web team efficiency. Box AI API beta enables document chat, data extraction, and content summarization. LangChain updated Python & JavaScript integration docs.
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.
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.
Contextual Position Encoding (CoPE)
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Meta AI researcher Jason Weston introduced CoPE, a novel positional encoding method for transformers that incorporates context to create learnable gates, enabling improved handling of counting and copying tasks and better performance on language modeling and coding. The approach can potentially be extended with external memory for gate calculation. Google DeepMind released Gemini 1.5 Flash and Pro models optimized for fast inference. Anthropic announced general availability of tool use for Claude, enhancing its ability to orchestrate tools for complex tasks. Alexandr Wang launched SEAL Leaderboards for private, expert evaluations of frontier models. Karpathy reflected on the 4th anniversary of GPT-3, emphasizing scaling and practical improvements. Perplexity AI launched Perplexity Pages to convert research into visually appealing articles, described as an "AI Wikipedia" by Arav Srinivas.
ALL of AI Engineering in One Place
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The upcoming AI Engineer World's Fair in San Francisco from June 25-27 will feature a significantly expanded format with booths, talks, and workshops from top model labs like OpenAI, DeepMind, Anthropic, Mistral, Cohere, HuggingFace, and Character.ai. It includes participation from Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, Google Vertex, and major companies such as Nvidia, Salesforce, Mastercard, Palo Alto Networks, and more. The event covers 9 tracks including RAG, multimodality, evals/ops, open models, code generation, GPUs, agents, AI in Fortune 500, and a new AI leadership track. Additionally, Anthropic shared interpretability research on Claude 3 Sonnet, revealing millions of interpretable features that can be steered to modify model behavior, including safety-relevant features related to bias and unsafe content, though more research is needed for practical applications. The event offers a discount code for AI News readers.
Skyfall
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Between 5/17 and 5/20/2024, key AI updates include Google DeepMind's Gemini 1.5 Pro and Flash models, featuring sparse multimodal MoE architecture with up to 10M context and a dense Transformer decoder that is 3x faster and 10x cheaper. Yi AI released Yi-1.5 models with extended context windows of 32K and 16K tokens. Other notable releases include Kosmos 2.5 (Microsoft), PaliGemma (Google), Falcon 2, DeepSeek v2 lite, and HunyuanDiT diffusion model. Research highlights feature an Observational Scaling Laws paper predicting model performance across families, a Layer-Condensed KV Cache technique boosting inference throughput by up to 26×, and the SUPRA method converting LLMs into RNNs for reduced compute costs. Hugging Face expanded local AI capabilities enabling on-device AI without cloud dependency. LangChain updated its v0.2 release with improved documentation. The community also welcomed a new LLM Finetuning Discord by Hamel Husain and Dan Becker for Maven course users. "Hugging Face is profitable, or close to profitable," enabling $10 million in free shared GPUs for developers.
Zero to GPT in 1 Year
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GPT-4 Turbo reclaimed the top leaderboard spot with significant improvements in coding, multilingual, and English-only tasks, now rolled out in paid ChatGPT. Despite this, Claude Opus remains superior in creativity and intelligence. Mistral AI released powerful open-source models like Mixtral-8x22B and Zephyr 141B suited for fine-tuning. LangChain enhanced tool integration across models, and Hugging Face introduced Transformer.js for running transformers in browsers. Medical domain-focused Medical mT5 was shared as an open-source multilingual text-to-text model. The community also highlighted research on LLMs as regressors and shared practical advice on OCR/PDF data modeling from Vik Paruchuri's journey.
World_sim.exe
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NVIDIA announced Project GR00T, a foundation model for humanoid robot learning using multimodal instructions, built on their tech stack including Isaac Lab, OSMO, and Jetson Thor. They revealed the DGX Grace-Blackwell GB200 with over 1 exaflop compute, capable of training GPT-4 1.8T parameters in 90 days on 2000 Blackwells. Jensen Huang confirmed GPT-4 has 1.8 trillion parameters. The new GB200 GPU supports float4/6 precision with ~3 bits per parameter and achieves 40,000 TFLOPs on fp4 with 2x sparsity.
Open source highlights include the release of Grok-1, a 340B parameter model, and Stability AI's SV3D, an open-source text-to-video generation solution. Nous Research collaborated on implementing Steering Vectors in Llama.CPP.
In Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG), a new 5.5-hour tutorial builds a pipeline using open-source HF models, and LangChain released a video on query routing and announced integration with NVIDIA NIM for GPU-optimized LLM inference.
Prominent opinions include Yann LeCun distinguishing language from other cognitive abilities, Sam Altman predicting AGI arrival in 6 years with a leap from GPT-4 to GPT-5 comparable to GPT-3 to GPT-4, and discussions on the philosophical status of LLMs like Claude. There is also advice against training models from scratch for most companies.
MM1: Apple's first Large Multimodal Model
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Apple announced the MM1 multimodal LLM family with up to 30B parameters, claiming performance comparable to Gemini-1 and beating larger older models on VQA benchmarks. The paper targets researchers and hints at applications in embodied agents and business/education. Yann LeCun emphasized that human-level AI requires understanding the physical world, memory, reasoning, and hierarchical planning, while Fran ois Chollet cautioned that NLP is far from solved despite LLM advances. Cohere released Command-R, a model for Retrieval Augmented Generation, and Anthropic highlighted the Claude 3 family (Opus, Sonnet, Haiku) for various application needs. Open-source hardware DexCap enables dexterous robot manipulation data collection affordably. Tools like CopilotKit simplify AI integration into React apps, and migration to Keras 3 with JAX backend offers faster training. New projects improve reranking for retrieval and add financial agents to LangChain. The content includes insights on AI progress, new models, open-source tools, and frameworks.
Inflection-2.5 at 94% of GPT4, and Pi at 6m MAU
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Mustafa Suleyman announced Inflection 2.5, which achieves more than 94% the average performance of GPT-4 despite using only 40% the training FLOPs. Pi's user base is growing about 10% weekly, with new features like realtime web search. The community noted similarities between Inflection 2.5 and Claude 3 Sonnet. Claude 3 Opus outperformed GPT-4 in a 1.5:1 vote and is now the default for Perplexity Pro users. Anthropic added experimental tool calling support for Claude 3 via LangChain. LlamaIndex released LlamaParse JSON Mode for structured PDF parsing and added video retrieval via VideoDB, enabling retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) pipelines. A paper proposed knowledge-augmented planning for LLM agents. New benchmarks like TinyBenchmarks and the Yi-9B model release show strong code and math performance, surpassing Mistral.
Not much happened today
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Anthropic released Claude 3, replacing Claude 2.1 as the default on Perplexity AI, with Claude 3 Opus surpassing GPT-4 in capability. Debate continues on whether Claude 3's performance stems from emergent properties or pattern matching. LangChain and LlamaIndex added support for Claude 3 enabling multimodal and tool-augmented applications. Despite progress, current models still face challenges in out-of-distribution reasoning and robustness. Cohere partnered with Accenture for enterprise AI search, while Mistral AI and Snowflake collaborate to provide LLMs on Snowflake's platform. Together AI Research integrates Deepspeed innovations to accelerate generative AI infrastructure. Hugging Face and the European Space Agency released a large earth observation dataset, and Google open sourced Gemma 2B, optimized for smartphones via the MLC-LLM project. GPT4All improved model discoverability for open models. The AI community balances excitement over new models with concerns about limitations and robustness, alongside growing enterprise adoption and open-source contributions. Memes and humor continue to provide social commentary.
Welcome Interconnects and OpenRouter
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Discord communities analyzed 22 guilds, 349 channels, and 12885 messages revealing active discussions on model comparisons and optimizations involving Mistral AI, Miqu, and GGUF quantized models. Highlights include comparing Mistral Large with GPT-4, focusing on cost-effectiveness and performance, and exploring quantization techniques like GPTQ and QLORA to reduce VRAM usage. Advanced applications such as role-playing, story-writing, code clarity, and AI-assisted decompilation were emphasized, alongside development of tools like an asynchronous summarization script for Mistral 7b. The intersection of quantum computing and AI was discussed, including DARPA-funded projects and encoder-based diffusion techniques for image processing. Community efforts featured new Spanish LLM announcements, hardware experimentation, and open-source initiatives, with platforms like Perplexity AI and LlamaIndex noted for innovation and integration. Speculation about Mistral AI's open-source commitment and tools like R2R for rapid RAG deployment highlighted collaborative spirit.
One Year of Latent Space
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Latent Space podcast celebrated its first anniversary, reaching #1 in AI Engineering podcasts and 1 million unique readers on Substack. The Gemini 1.5 image generator by Google DeepMind sparked controversy over bias and inaccurate representation, leading to community debates on AI ethics. Discussions in TheBloke and LM Studio Discords highlighted AI's growing role in creative industries, especially game development and text-to-3D tools. Fine-tuning and performance optimization of models like Gemma 7B and Mistral-next were explored in Nous Research AI and Mistral Discords, with shared solutions including learning rates and open-source tools. Emerging trends in AI hardware and application development were discussed in CUDA MODE and LangChain AI Discords, including critiques of Nvidia's CUDA by Jim Keller and advancements in reducing AI hallucinations hinted by Richard Socher.
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-4-1106-preview
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OpenAI released a new GPT-4 Turbo version, prompting a natural experiment in summarization comparing the November 2023 and January 2024 versions. The TheBloke Discord discussed troubleshooting model loading errors with OpenHermes-2.5-Mistral-7B-4.0bpw and exllamav2, debates on RHEL in ML, dataset generation for understanding GPT flaws, and running LLMs like Llama and Mistral on consoles. LangChain fine-tuning challenges for Llama2 were also noted. The OpenAI Discord highlighted GPT-4 speed inconsistencies, API vs web performance, prompt engineering with GPT-3.5 and GPT-4 Turbo, and DALL-E typo issues in image text. Discussions included NLP tools like semantic-text-splitter and collaboration concerns with GPT-4 Vision on Azure. The Nous Research AI Discord focused on extending context windows with Mistral instruct v0.2, MistralLite, and LLaMA-2-7B-Chat achieving 16,384 token context, plus alternatives like SelfExtend for context extension without fine-tuning. The societal impact of AI technology was also considered.
1/6-7/2024: LlaMA Pro - an alternative to PEFT/RAG??
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New research papers introduce promising Llama Extensions including TinyLlama, a compact 1.1B parameter model pretrained on about 1 trillion tokens for 3 epochs, and LLaMA Pro, an 8.3B parameter model expanding LLaMA2-7B with additional training on 80 billion tokens of code and math data. LLaMA Pro adds layers to avoid catastrophic forgetting and balances language and code tasks but faces scrutiny for not using newer models like Mistral or Qwen. Meanwhile, OpenAI Discord discussions reveal insights on GPT-4 token limits, privacy reassurances, fine-tuning for GPT-3.5, challenges with multi-language image recognition, custom GPT creation requiring ChatGPT Plus, and security concerns in GPT deployment. Users also share tips on dynamic image generation with DALL-E and logo creation.
12/21/2023: The State of AI (according to LangChain)
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LangChain launched their first report based on LangSmith stats revealing top charts for mindshare. On OpenAI's Discord, users raised issues about the Mixtral model, noting inconsistencies and comparing it to Poe's Mixtral. There were reports of declining output quality and unpredictable behavior in GPT-4 and ChatGPT, with discussions on differences between Playground GPT-4 and ChatGPT GPT-4. Users also reported anomalous behavior in Bing and Bard AI models, including hallucinations and strange assertions. Various user concerns included message limits on GPT-4, response completion errors, chat lags, voice setting inaccessibility, password reset failures, 2FA issues, and subscription restrictions. Techniques for guiding GPT-4 outputs and creative uses with DALL-E were also discussed. Users highlighted financial constraints affecting subscriptions and queries about earning with ChatGPT and token costs.
12/12/2023: Towards LangChain 0.1
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The Langchain rearchitecture has been completed, splitting the repo for better maintainability and scalability, while remaining backwards compatible. Mistral launched a new Discord community, and Anthropic is rumored to be raising another $3 billion. On the OpenAI Discord, discussions covered information leakage in AI training, mixture of experts (MoE) models like mixtral 8x7b, advanced prompt engineering techniques, and issues with ChatGPT performance and API access. Users also explored AI applications in logo generation, education, and gaming, and shared solutions for Oauth2 authentication problems. A new small language model named Phi-2 was mentioned from Microsoft.