How small? Probably not small enough 100M and 1B models
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Command-line LLM usage and web UI development approach
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I've been focusing a great deal of effort on command-line LLM usage, partly because there's so little attention being paid to it by anyone else – which is weird because it's such a natural fit for how prompting works I do plan to add a web UI to my LLM tool at some point though
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Devin AI coding progress: 500 lines with unit testing guidance
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just checking back on it after a lovely dinner with @sgrove ~500LOC in and the unit testing seems to be guiding it well devin works on a queue so this is normal ish for about 2hrs of unsupervised ai coding
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Claude 3 Opus outperforms GPT-4 for task delegation
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Claude 3 Opus feels like the first model I can really hand off tasks to without writing a really detailed spec. GPT-4 was always quite capable but even for simple tasks, you really needed to poke and prod it. Not so with Claude.
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Grok’s real-time news from X offers underrated advantage for quick research
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Grok being able to fetch real-time news from X is a seriously underrated advantage compared to other LLMs. Still prefer GPT-4 & Claude 3 for large-context tasks, but for quick research I find myself using Grok more and more.
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Microsoft Opens New AI Hub in London for Language Models
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Microsoft announced the opening of a new AI hub in London. The hub's purpose will be to advance language models, develop foundation model tooling, and collaborate with AI teams across the company and partners like OpenAI.
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Multi-Agent Collaboration Boosts AI Performance Beyond Model Size
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A new study from Cornell researchers just found that increasing the number of AI agents collaborating on a problem can significantly improve performance. Notably: A 13B parameter Llama model beat a 70B version on some tasks by scaling the number of agents up.
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Musk predicts AI smarter than humans by 2027, Grok V2 coming May
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On a recent X space, Elon Musk predicted that AI may be smarter than any one human by end of next year.
— Rowan Cheung (@rowancheung) 9 avril 2024
He also said that Grok V2 is currently being trained and expected to be completed in May, revealing the model “should be better” than GPT-4. pic.twitter.com/E0cYUsV74dOn a recent X space, Elon Musk predicted that AI may be smarter than any one human by end of next year. He also said that Grok V2 is currently being trained and expected to be completed in May, revealing the model “should be better” than GPT-4.
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Elon predicts human-level AI by next year; major tech developments
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AI NEWS: Elon just predicted that AI may be smarter than any human by end of next year. Plus, more developments from Sam Altman, Canada/Justin Trudeau, Huawei, Cornell, Microsoft, Spotify, and Poe. Here's everything going on in AI right now: