i heard someone built this thing called FX that lets you move models from one IR to another. the rest is an easy exercise left to the reader
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Apify enables Twitter data integration with LangChain for AI
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Streamlit Twitter Clone App with LangChain Fine-tuning Exploration
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Streamlit app so you can play around with yourself here: https://
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Fine-tuning Models for Custom Tone: Elon Musk Example
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One of my favorite use cases for fine-tuning is getting a model to speak in a custom tone This is kinda hard to achieve with just prompting/few-shot Here's an example of fine-tuning a model to tweet like Elon Musk (compare it to what you get by just prompting)
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Code Llama API Available on Replicate with Multiple Models
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Run Code Llama with an API on Replicate. Code Llama can generate and discuss code. It's the best open-source model for things like debugging and code completion. • 7b https://
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HumanEval Benchmark: Assessing AI Code Generation Capabilities
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Time to read again Loubna’s nice post from last week diving in the HumanEval benchmark
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RAG Technique: Solving Modern LLM Limitations Without Fine-Tuning
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Let’s dive in to one of the most-talked about AI techniques—retrieval augmented generation (RAG)— that developers are using as a precursor to fine-tuning. It helps solve the recent issue of modern LLMs while being not-really-that-hard to implement.
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RAG Closes Gap Between Open Source and API Providers
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And using RAG could close the gap even further between the performance of open source alongside the API providers, particularly for companies that don’t want to hand over control to a provider and are looking for a cheaper, faster, and perhaps more importantly, predictable tool.
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Open Source AI Models Accessible Without Fine-Tuning Resources
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It's a tantalizing prospect for companies that are exploring the use of open source models, but don't have the resources (personnel or financial) to fine-tune or pre-train a model. It works right out of the box without any significantly advanced technical requirements.
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Adding Memory to Frozen LLM Models Reduces Costs
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It offers the ability to endow a kind of "memory" to models that are frozen in time, as well as lower the overall cost of LLM usage. Or as @bobvanluijt told me, a way to make a stateless tool more stateful.