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Another open-source model has arrived, and it’s even better than DeepSeek-V3. The Allen Institute for AI just introduced Tülu 3 (405B) 🐫, a post-training model that is a fine-tune of Llama 3.1 405B, which outperforms DeepSeek V3.

I am thinking of this fancy AI. Is it actually created for our own good or just to make the rich more richer?. Are we actually thinking about regulating it and addressing the dangers of it? . I think we cannot stop those machines or AI or whatever w

what a crazy week in ai • openai agents • stargate project • claude citations • freepik imagen 3 • deepseek-r1 model • perplexity ai assistant • gemini 2.0 flash thinking • tendent 3d asset creation • bytedance reasoning agent

Revolutionizing AI with Inference-Time Scaling: OpenAI's o1 Model" Inference-time Scaling: Focuses on improving performance during inference (when the model is used) rather than just training. Reasoning through Search: The o1 model enhances reasonin

Anthropic has unveiled Claude 3.7 Sonnet, its most advanced AI yet and the first hybrid reasoning model. It combines rapid responses with deep, step-by-step reasoning, redefining AI problem-solving.

Huge announcement from Meta. Welcome Llama 3.1🔥 This is all you need to know about it: The new models: - The Meta Llama 3.1 family of multilingual large language models (LLMs) is a collection of pre-trained and instruction-tuned generative models

OpenAi : AI_Company❌ Marketing_Comapny✅ Why!? - Because No AI Models r able to think, It's just processing the data repeatedly, end of the day, AI is a piece of software on processors. The fact that 'Thinking' as a term is just a whip to manipulate

"A Survey on Post-Training of Large Language Models" This paper systematically categorizes post-training into five major paradigms: 1. Fine-Tuning 2. Alignment 3. Reasoning Enhancement 4. Efficiency Optimization 5. Integration & Adaptation 1️⃣ Fin

I had been thinking about this. The growth and use of AI has been very very high past few years. And company are developing more advanced AI models and soon we may get AGI. But don't you think this is too much risk and it should be regulated. T

How many of you know about "The first principle thinking" or reasoning from first principle? While the concept is pretty clear but I want to utilize it in my day to day life. Any advice?