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A Gentle Introduction to GPTs

Mlearning.ai

It combines techniques from computational linguistics, probabilistic modeling, deep learning to make computers intelligent enough to grasp the context and the intent of the language. GPT-3 is a successor to the earlier GPT-2 (released in Feb 2019) and GPT-1 (released in June 2018) models .

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Explosion in 2019: Our Year in Review

Explosion

We had already decided at the end of 2018 that we wanted to do this and after seven months of planning and hard work, we couldn’t have been happier with the result. Through his longstanding working relationship with Ines, he began to freelance for Explosion in small capacities in 2018.

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ML and NLP Research Highlights of 2021

Sebastian Ruder

  While pre-trained transformers will likely continue to be deployed as standard baselines for many tasks, we should expect to see alternative architectures particularly in settings where current models fail short, such as modeling long-range dependencies and high-dimensional inputs or where interpretability and explainability are required.

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Instruction fine-tuning for FLAN T5 XL with Amazon SageMaker Jumpstart

AWS Machine Learning Blog

We provided code explaining how to retrain the model using data for the target task and deploy the fine-tuned model behind an endpoint. Proceedings of the 56th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics (Volume 2: Short Papers). Scaling instruction-fine tuned language models.”