Model: "openhermes2.5"

Jan 30, 2024

codellama miqu mistral-medium llama-2-70b aphrodite-engine mixtral flatdolphinmaid noromaid rpcal chatml mistral-7b activation-beacon eagle-7b rwkv-v5 openhermes2.5 nous-hermes-2-mixtral-8x7b-dpo imp-v1-3b bakllava moondream qwen-vl meta-ai-fair ollama nous-research mistral-ai hugging-face ai-ethics alignment gpu-optimization direct-prompt-optimization fine-tuning cuda-programming optimizer-technology quantization multimodality context-length dense-retrieval retrieval-augmented-generation multilinguality model-performance open-source code-generation classification vision

Meta AI surprised the community with the release of CodeLlama, an open-source model now available on platforms like Ollama and MLX for local use. The Miqu model sparked debate over its origins, possibly linked to Mistral Medium or a fine-tuned Llama-2-70b, alongside discussions on AI ethics and alignment risks. The Aphrodite engine showed strong performance on A6000 GPUs with specific configurations. Role-playing AI models such as Mixtral and Flatdolphinmaid faced challenges with repetitiveness, while Noromaid and Rpcal performed better, with ChatML and DPO recommended for improved responses. Learning resources like fast.ai's course were highlighted for ML/DL beginners, and fine-tuning techniques with optimizers like Paged 8bit lion and adafactor were discussed. At Nous Research AI, the Activation Beacon project introduced a method for unlimited context length in LLMs using "global state" tokens, potentially transforming retrieval-augmented models. The Eagle-7B model, based on RWKV-v5, outperformed Mistral in benchmarks with efficiency and multilingual capabilities. OpenHermes2.5 was recommended for consumer hardware due to its quantization methods. Multimodal and domain-specific models like IMP v1-3b, Bakllava, Moondream, and Qwen-vl were explored for classification and vision-language tasks. The community emphasized centralizing AI resources for collaborative research.