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The Emergence of Self-Reflection in AI: How Large Language Models Are Using Personal Insights to Evolve

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Artificial intelligence has made remarkable strides in recent years, with large language models (LLMs) leading in natural language understanding, reasoning, and creative expression. Yet, despite their capabilities, these models still depend entirely on external feedback to improve.

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The Many Faces of Reinforcement Learning: Shaping Large Language Models

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In recent years, Large Language Models (LLMs) have significantly redefined the field of artificial intelligence (AI), enabling machines to understand and generate human-like text with remarkable proficiency. It then fine-tune the model to increase the probability of producing higher-ranked responses in the future.

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Fetch.ai launches first Web3 agentic AI model

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has launched ASI-1 Mini, a native Web3 large language model designed to support complex agentic AI workflows. ASI-1 Mini integrates into Web3 ecosystems, enabling secure and autonomous AI interactions. This launch marks the beginning of ASI-1 Minis rollout and a new era of community-owned AI.

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Baidu undercuts rival AI models with ERNIE 4.5 and ERNIE X1

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Baidu has launched its latest foundation AI models, ERNIE 4.5 The company says that it aims to “push the boundaries of multimodal and reasoning models” by providing advanced capabilities at a more accessible price point. The post Baidu undercuts rival AI models with ERNIE 4.5

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The role of hyperparameters in fine-tuning AI models

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Think of fine-tuning like teaching a pre-trained AI model a new trick. Think of the large language model as your basic recipe and the hyperparameters as the spices you use to give your application its unique “flavour.” If you push them too hard, the model can overfit or miss key solutions.

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Study claims OpenAI trains AI models on copyrighted data

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A new study from the AI Disclosures Project has raised questions about the data OpenAI uses to train its large language models (LLMs). The research indicates the GPT-4o model from OpenAI demonstrates a “strong recognition” of paywalled and copyrighted data from O’Reilly Media books.

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New AI training techniques aim to overcome current challenges

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The reported advances may influence the types or quantities of resources AI companies need continuously, including specialised hardware and energy to aid the development of AI models. The o1 model is designed to approach problems in a way that mimics human reasoning and thinking, breaking down numerous tasks into steps.