I love that Facebook (aka. Meta) released its large language model to researchers. The release of the first version has created a Cambrian explosion of open-source LLMs. I’ve written extensively about these tools in many Finxter blogs: But wait. Is Llama 2 open source in the first place? Let’s examine this important question! Is Llama … Read more
Meta (formerly Facebook) has released Llama 2, a new large language model (LLM) that is trained on 40% more training data and has twice the context length, compared to its predecessor Llama. Llama 2 is open-source so researchers and hobbyist can build their own applications on top of it. Llama 2 is trained on a … Read more
The new Claude 2 model from AI research company Anthropic has proved insane new capabilities. In this quick article, I’ll give you a short and concise overview of what you need to know. Claude 2 Overview Anthropic’s latest prodigy, Claude 2, is making waves. This AI language model, part of the Claude series, is a … Read more
ChatGPT Plus users can now use the “Code Interpreter” in Beta mode! If you cannot see it but you’re already a Plus member, you should activate it in the settings: OpenAI has just launched a novel and experimental feature for its celebrated language model, ChatGPT, called the “Code Interpreter”. This addition allows the model to … Read more
OpenAI Gym Overview 💡 OpenAI Gym is a powerful toolkit designed for developing and comparing reinforcement learning algorithms. By offering a standard API to communicate between learning algorithms and environments, Gym facilitates the creation of diverse, tunable, and reproducible benchmarking suites for a broad range of tasks. The availability of different environments, varying in difficulty, … Read more
Large language models (LLMs) are all the hype right now, and rightly so. Using LLMs, i.e., prompting, is the new programming. In this quick article, I’ll show you the best LLM Python libraries. Let’s get started! 👇 Top LLM Python Libraries First, we’ll cover OpenAI, LangChain, Hugging Face, Cohere, Pinecone, and ChatOpenAI. OpenAI OpenAI is … Read more
GPT-4All and Ooga Booga are two prominent tools in the world of artificial intelligence and natural language processing. GPT-4All, developed by Nomic AI, is a large language model (LLM) chatbot fine-tuned from the LLaMA 7B model, a leaked large language model from Meta (formerly Facebook). This chatbot is trained on a massive dataset of text … Read more
Subjectively, I found Vicuna much better than GPT4all based on some examples I did in text generation and overall chatting quality. Yes, GPT4all did a great job extending its training data set with GPT4all-j, but still, I like Vicuna much more. Many voices from the open-source community (e.g., this one from Hacker News) agree with … Read more
Project 01: AgentGPT Description: Created by Asim Shrestha, AgentGPT allows for the assembly, configuration, and deployment of autonomous AI agents right in your browser. Author: Asim Shrestha 🕊️ Twitter: https://twitter.com/asimdotshrestha Project 02: BabyAGI on Slack Description: This project brings BabyAGI to Slack, with each thread representing a unique objective. Its author, Frank Chen, has enabled … Read more
I just stumbled upon this project smol-developer that allows you to have your own “junior” programming assistant. If you’re like me, i.e., not really a nerd in deep Reddit culture, you wonder what exactly “smol” means in this context. What does “smol” mean? 🐇 Smol is an affectionate way of saying someone or something is … Read more
Have you ever wanted to turn your photo into a pencil drawing but find it difficult to do so? Well, not everyone is endowed with such talent. Unless you want to learn to draw, you can use a sketch-making app to perform the task for you. If you are an artist with lots of pictures … Read more
UC Berkeley researchers just published a new paper and website 🦍 Gorilla: Large Language Model Connected with Massive APIs that essentially translates English language to API calls. To keep it simple, here’s my layman’s explanation of what the model is providing to you: Input: An English language query.Output: An API call (=code) that’s most relevant … Read more