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Have a look at 5 newly released AI models that can boost your productivity in more ways than one.
- Mistral AI: Empowering Lightweight Deployments
Mistral AI offers lightweight models like Mistral 7B, optimised for low-power hardware deployment. Its user-friendly interface and strong community support make it an attractive option for various generative AI tasks.
- Unlocking the Potential of GPT-2
OpenAI’s GPT-2, though smaller in scale compared to its successors, remains a viable solution for text generation and chatbots. Released under the MIT licence, it exemplifies compliance with open-source principles.
- BLOOM: Pioneering Ethical AI Development
Hugging Face’s BLOOM, built on 176 billion parameters, exemplifies transparency and ethical AI distribution. While not strictly open source, its availability under the Responsible AI License promotes responsible usage.
- Debating Openness with Grok.AI
Grok.AI’s claim as the largest open-source model sparks debate over its true openness. Developed by X.ai, its architecture and weights are public, yet certain code and training data remain undisclosed.
- Unveiling Falcon: Advancing LLM Architecture
The Technology Innovation Institute introduces Falcon, boasting models ranging from portable to powerful. While smaller models adhere to open-source standards, larger ones come with usage conditions.
This exploration into open-source generative AI models showcases a diverse landscape of tools, highlighting their potential for businesses seeking transparency, cost-efficiency, and community support in AI endeavours.
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