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Last week Meta launched its newest family of models, Llama 3.1, including a new benchmark – an open-source foundation model with 405 billion parameters. With this, Zuckerberg predicted that Meta AI will surpass OpenAI’s 200 million monthly active users by the end of this year. Hubris aside, this video looks […]
A top researcher at Google DeepMind just released an important paper, “Mixture of a Million Experts.” As the paper’s title announces, it describes an approach that resulted in the first-known Transformer model with more than a million experts. For context, the number of experts currently seen in smaller models varies […]
This video shares details about a remarkable experiment by researchers in Tokyo, who teamed up with Oxford and Cambridge Universities to study whether large language models might now be able to write code that improves their own performance. The answer was Yes. Not only that, the model created a whole […]
There’s a big breakthrough that just came out for handling large language models on smartphones. It’s called PowerInfer-2 and what it does is look at every option for a processing an LLM on a particular smartphone, and picks the fastest way for that particular LLM on that particular device. For […]
Last week, NVIDIA announced Nemotron-4, which consists of three models: Base, Instruct and Reward. These three models work together within the NeMo framework to enable the creation and fine-tuning of new large language models. At 340 billion parameters, this new entrant far bigger than any other open source model, but […]
SETI@home was officially launched on May 17, 1999 which makes it 25 years old this week, so Happy Birthday SETI! As you might recall, SETI stands for Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence. This video describes the origins and background of SETI, and the amazing scale that it achieved worldwide. It then […]
“Segment of One” is where every customer in a database of millions can be treated in a different way. Although there’s been buzz about that since at least 1989, true Segment of One is still rare. This video looks under the hood at the model and approach for a true […]
This video describes an experiment where a Large-Language Model was convinced by a series of prompts that it should not tell the truth, and so it intentionally gave false information. That example is explored against a backdrop of some of the more famous cases where AI has deceived some of […]
An interesting paper about Societies of the Mind won a top award at the last NeurIPS conference. It describes a system where different agents are created inside a neural network. The agents debate with each other, or collaborate in other ways using natural language in order to solve problems. The […]
