Author Archives: Sagar Sharma
OpenAI’s o1 could be considered the first successful commercial launch of a System 2 LLM.
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The idea is to move from “modifying code” to “extending functionality”.
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ALOHA has demonstrated remarkable abilities in two-armed manipulation tasks.
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Adobe Express on Desktop Web and mobile is now available in Hindi, Tamil, and Bengali.
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Is AMD about to repeat the same mistake?
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It takes 8 NVIDIA 3090 GPUs 8 hours to train 3B MemLong model on 0.5 billion tokens.
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And the creator of Reflection 70B, Matt Shumer, is trying really hard to make things alright.
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Intel’s new Lunar Lake processors offer better battery life and performance compared to other ARM processors for Windows while giving compatibility with the x86 platform.
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A team of researchers from the Allen Institute for AI, Contextual AI, and the University of Washington have released OLMoE (Open Mixture-of-Experts Language Models), a new open-source LLM that achieves state-of-the-art performance while using significantly fewer computational resources than comparable models. OLMoE utilizes a Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) architecture, allowing it to have 7 billion total parameters […]
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JavaScript can run AI models directly in the browser, reducing server load and enabling real-time interactivity.
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