Category Open Source
Meta is gearing up for the release of Llama 3 in July, an ambitious open-source language model poised to rival OpenAI’s GPT-4. This new iteration is expected to enhance user interaction by providing more context to complex inquiries and improving… Continue Reading →
Microsoft and Mistral AI have teamed up to accelerate AI innovation by making Mistral Large, an advanced language model, accessible on Azure. This collaboration utilizes Azure’s supercomputing infrastructure to improve Mistral AI’s models, expand its reach to global markets, and… Continue Reading →
Hugging Face introduces Hugging Chat Assistants, offering users a simple yet powerful platform to create personalized AI chatbots. Unlike proprietary alternatives, like OpenAI’s GPTs, Hugging Chat Assistants are built on open source models, providing users with freedom of choice and… Continue Reading →
As we look towards the future of artificial intelligence, several key trends are shaping the landscape for 2024. These developments span various aspects of AI technology and its application, reflecting both the rapid advancement and the evolving challenges in the… Continue Reading →
As 2023 draws to a close, it’s time to look back at a year marked by astounding advancements in artificial intelligence. From groundbreaking technologies to significant corporate investments, this year has set a new bar for AI’s role in our… Continue Reading →
The AI landscape is experiencing a significant shift with the introduction of advanced models like Google’s Gemini Pro and the emergence of open-source alternatives like Mixtral 8x7B. These developments signal a potential reduction in AI technology costs, making these powerful… Continue Reading →
The Mistral 8x7b, aka Mixtral 8x7b, is an open-source implementation of the “Mixture of Experts model”, combining eight 7 billion parameter models for task-specific processing. While GPT-4 is rumored to use a similar architecture, it’s important to note that Mistral… Continue Reading →
The concept of developing an overarching AI that “lower AIs” could rely on when necessary (mentioned in my AutoGen post) was adopted by AutoGen and led to the creation of the EcoAssistant. The EcoAssistant, detailed on Microsoft’s AutoGen blog, is… Continue Reading →