Liquid AI has launched a new type of AI model called Liquid Foundation Models (LFMs). These models are designed to be more efficient than traditional transformer-based models, with smaller memory needs and better performance. LFMs come in three sizes: 1.3B for resource-constrained environments, 3.1B for edge devices, and a 40.3B model for complex tasks
Smaller memory needs are welcome and need of the hour. Fucking Nvidia and the insane cost of vRAM is why the little players can't innovate.
This seems groubd breaking. Only wish if it was not private though😅
Okay, What next, Gas foundation models 🤦🏻♂️. The way it is going at such a fast pace is really astonishing and mind-boggling.
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