If you're building w/ Claude 3, you NEED to try this.
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Opus-level AI quality in production at low cost
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In production, Opus-level AI quality at a low cost, with near-instant results, is a game changer. This notebook makes it possible for anyone to implement this quickly. So how does it work?
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Claude Opus teaches Haiku: 60x cheaper AI quality
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Introducing `claude-opus-to-haiku` ✍️
— Matt Shumer (@mattshumer_) 21 mars 2024
Get the quality of Claude 3 Opus, at a fraction of the cost and latency.
Give one example of your task, and Claude 3 Opus will teach Haiku (60x cheaper!!) how to do the task perfectly.
And it's open-source: https://t.co/nrivU2BWmn pic.twitter.com/0HW6NTZ1HNIntroducing `claude-opus-to-haiku` Get the quality of Claude 3 Opus, at a fraction of the cost and latency. Give one example of your task, and Claude 3 Opus will teach Haiku (60x cheaper!!) how to do the task perfectly. And it's open-source: https://
github.com/mshumer/gpt-pr
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Claude Haiku matches Opus quality at 60x lower cost
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This repo was inspired by this tweet that went viral. Claude 3 Haiku is *60x* cheaper than Opus, and 10x faster. I discovered that if you prompt Haiku with a number of great examples, it can match Opus' quality.
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GPT-4 struggles with consistent Google Scholar browsing
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GPT-4 can’t browse Google Scholar consistently
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Testing Next Generation GPT Models with Idiosyncratic Benchmarks
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Here is an example of how I plan to test next generation models: It is a GPT that writes academic papers, given a dataset, and it almost, but not quite, works well with GPT-4. I am curious how much closer GPT-5 gets. Idiosyncratic benchmarks are useful.
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Writer anticipated GPT-5 release for content creation
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I wrote it with the expectation of GPT-5 coming out.
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Technical discussion on system prompts and bio tool integration in AI
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Yep. Plus seems to depend on a bio tool to be available in the system prompt.
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Maestro uses Opus to direct Haiku instances for better results
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You should give Maestro a try, it uses Opus to direct instances of Haiku which makes it even better! https://t.co/AhTjfgPvXu
— Pietro Schirano (@skirano) 21 mars 2024You should give Maestro a try, it uses Opus to direct instances of Haiku which makes it even better!
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LLM Integration Overlooked in Product Development
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You’d be surprised how many folks building LLMs into products don’t consider using them