G42, a UAE-based technology group, has launched its Hindi large language model (LLM) NANDA in India. The model, trained on a massive dataset, aims to empower Hindi speakers with generative AI capabilities and drive innovation in sectors like banking, aviation, and insurance. G42 is actively engaging with Indian startups and tech companies to build customized solutions using NANDA, while prioritizing data sovereignty and local control.
OpenAI, known for its powerful language models like ChatGPT, is pushing the boundaries of AI with Project Strawberry, a new large language model designed to surpass current capabilities with human-like reasoning skills. This project, codenamed Strawberry, is expected to revolutionize the field and potentially power future generations of GPTs.
OpenAI, the company behind the popular chatbot ChatGPT, is set to unveil a new AI model dubbed ‘Strawberry’. This advanced model promises significant improvements in mathematical and reasoning abilities, potentially exceeding the capabilities of its predecessor, GPT-4. The new AI, expected to launch this fall, aims to address the limitations of current AI models that struggle with complex equations and logical puzzles. ‘Strawberry’ is rumored to have been developed under the codename ‘Q*’ and is poised to revolutionize the field of artificial intelligence.
GPT-4, the latest language model from OpenAI, has taken the world by storm with its advanced capabilities, including visual input, longer context processing, and improved safety. While it’s considered a major leap in AI, some users have observed a decline in its answer quality. This article explores GPT-4’s features, limitations, and the ongoing debate surrounding its performance.
Facebook’s parent company, Meta, has released Llama 3.1, a new open-source large language model available in three sizes. This release marks a significant step forward in AI accessibility and marks a major advancement for the open-source AI community, with Meta predicting that future models will become industry leaders.
Despite its initial hype, the Rabbit R1 AI companion currently offers a limited feature set, including only four services and basic visual recognition. However, its compact design and intuitive interface make it a potentially promising companion. Further development and feature enhancements are expected in the future.
