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The Race for LLM Inference Dominance Accelerates

The Race for LLM Inference Dominance Accelerates

The race for inference performance and training is reaching new heights, with companies like SambaNova, Cerebras, and Groq breaking records for token speed, especially with Meta’s Llama. Meanwhile, OpenAI is taking a different approach by deliberately slowing down inference to enhance “thinking” capabilities, allocating more compute resources to reasoning and integrating with external tools for […]

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IBM Unveils Granite 3.0 LLMs for Enterprise-Grade AI Solutions

IBM Unveils Granite 3.0 LLMs for Enterprise-Grade AI Solutions

IBM has launched Granite 3.0, the latest version of its large language models (LLMs) tailored for enterprise use, blending high performance with cost-efficiency. These models, built with over 12 trillion tokens, support 12 natural languages and 116 programming languages, making them ideal for diverse industries like cybersecurity and text generation. Granite 3.0’s versatility allows businesses […]

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Protect AI Secures $60M to Lead the Charge in Responsible AI Security

Protect AI Secures $60M to Lead the Charge in Responsible AI Security

Protect AI has raised $60M in Series B funding, propelling the company to new heights in securing AI and machine learning (ML) systems from unique vulnerabilities and emerging threats. The latest round, led by Evolution Equity Partners, along with participation from prominent investors such as 01 Advisors, StepStone Group, and Samsung, increases the company’s total […]

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Are Large Language Models (LLMs) Ready for Healthcare?

Are Large Language Models (LLMs) Ready for Healthcare?

LLMs like GPT-4 are making waves in medicine, with potential to save time and reduce burnout. Yet, their adoption in clinical settings faces serious hurdles. Mistakes, known as hallucinations, are common. For example, Dr. Ravi Parikh noted LLMs misinterpreting test results, which he had to manually correct. Such errors can burden physicians rather than alleviate […]

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