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I'm building a single platform that will give access to all major LLMs with a single API key. So, developers don't have to juggle between SDKs, make new accounts and pay to every provider to get the best foundational models.

Big news! AnyLLM just got even better with 30+ new LLMs. 🎉 We've added some really exciting ones like Gemini 2.0 Flash, DeepSeek R1, and Compound models. Can't wait for you all to check them out! Visit now at anyllm.xyz and experience the best model

this is why open source wins. closed models are only gonna get more restrictive over time.

Announced today, we are collaborating as a launch partner with @Google in delivering Gemma, an optimized series of models that gives users the ability to develop with #LLMs using only a desktop #RTX GPU.

10+ State of the art llms 2+ Compound llms (latest in the market) Which models you want next? btw check the reply for the app

GPT-OSS feels like the right move. Open source isn’t just about code access, it’s about freedom to build and truly own what you’re creating. With closed models, that’s always been limited. This opens up a lot. Feels like the start of something good

My Favorite AI & ML Books That Shaped My Learning Over the years, I’ve read tons of books in AI, ML, and LLMs — but these are the ones that stuck with me the most. Each book on this list taught me something new about building, scaling, and underst

Are there any data scientists here? What new ways are you using large language models (LLMs) in your everyday tasks? Do you think we should include LLM topics in data science courses? If so, what should we focus on teaching? For example: - The bas

The Next AI Battleground? Open-Source LLMs Are Gaining Fast GPT-4 may still lead the pack — but the real action is now in open-source LLMs, and the gap is closing *faster than anyone expected In just 3 months: - Mistral’s Mixtral matched GPT-3.5 on

Imagine the llm models (chatgpt, claude, deepseek, qwen, gemini, cursor, perplexity) you use is banned in your country what you will do now