On January 20, 2025, Chinese AI startup DeepSeek unveiled R1, an open-source large language model (LLM) that is redefining industry expectations. Designed to offer performance on par with proprietary ...
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MeMo's memory model lets teams upgrade their LLM without retraining it — and performance jumps 26%
Researchers' MeMo keeps AI memory separate from reasoning, so teams can upgrade their LLM without retraining it and see a 26% ...
The development of DeepSeek v2.5 involved the fusion of two highly capable models: DeepSeek version 2 0628 and DeepSeek Coder version 2 0724. By combining the strengths of these models, DeepSeek v2.5 ...
The release of Deepseek v3.1 signifies a major advancement in the realm of large language models (LLMs). This open source AI model, licensed under MIT, introduces a powerful 700GB mixture of experts ...
IBM recently updated its Granite series of enterprise open-source large language models, introducing Granite 3.0 to better meet business needs of balanced performance, safety, and cost-efficiency.
Python project from Andrew Ng provides a streamlined approach to working with multiple LLM providers, addressing a significant pain point in the AI development workflow. The proliferation of large ...
Pinterest uses a multimodal generative AI strategy to lower computing costs. Their approach includes OpenAI's and Alibaba's large language models.
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I ditched LM Studio for an open-source alternative — and my local model is doing things it couldn't before
It's better in all the ways I needed local AI to be better ...
OpenAI releases its first open-source LLMs in six years. OpenAI's smallest AI model can run on a laptop. Early reports indicate these new models may have trouble with hallucinations. Open-weight ...
Open source software has a number of benefits over commercial products, not least the fact that it can be downloaded for free. This means anyone can analyse the code and, assuming they have the right ...
NotebookLM has one version, forever — this open-source alternative lets you make it whatever you want.
I’ve been writing about the democratic future of large language models (LLMs). Will this tech turn out to be an inherently centralized, authoritarian technology like nuclear power, or a more ...
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