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Some weeks in AI information are eerily quiet, however throughout others, getting a grip on the week’s occasions appears like attempting to carry again the tide. This week has seen three notable massive language mannequin (LLM) releases: Google Gemini Professional 1.5 hit basic availability with a free tier, OpenAI shipped a brand new model of GPT-Four Turbo, and Mistral launched a brand new brazenly licensed LLM, Mixtral 8x22B. All three of these launches occurred inside 24 hours beginning on Tuesday.
With the assistance of software program engineer and unbiased AI researcher Simon Willison (who additionally wrote about this week’s hectic LLM launches on his personal weblog), we’ll briefly cowl every of the three main occasions in roughly chronological order, then dig into some extra AI happenings this week.
Gemini Professional 1.5 basic launch
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On Tuesday morning Pacific time, Google introduced that its Gemini 1.5 Professional mannequin (which we first lined in February) is now out there in 180-plus nations, excluding Europe, by way of the Gemini API in a public preview. That is Google’s strongest public LLM thus far, and it is out there in a free tier that allows as much as 50 requests a day.
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