Artificial Intelligence #231
Andriy Burkov
PhD in AI, author of ?? The Hundred-Page Language Models Book and ?? The Hundred-Page Machine Learning Book, ML at TalentNeuron
Hey, in this issue: eliminating matrix multiplication in LLMs; lessons learned from scaling to multi-terabyte datasets; how Meta trains large language models at scale a survey of LLMs for financial applications; uncensor any LLM with abliteration; and more.
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Director at Swiss Data Safe AG
8 个月Most probably, I will become a sponsor, Andriy! But I must check the EQ side first. Personally, this is what I only look for, at the moment!
OK Bo?tjan Dolin?ek
Experienced Medicare Sales Agent I Bilingual (English-Spanish) I Sales Expertise I Customer Service Excellence I Office 365 Proficient
8 个月Optimizing matrix multiplication can significantly help in several ways: reducing computation time, making model training and inference faster, and lowering computational resource requirements, which leads to cost savings and decreased energy usage, contributing to greener AI practices. Overall, it may improve model performance and responsiveness.
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8 个月Useful tips, very interesting
Digital Linx
8 个月Although this article is a little difficult to understand, it is very well written, very well written