Apple's OpenELM beats OLMo with 50% of its dataset, using DeLighT
Apple releases OpenELM, an open large language model in sizes from 270M to 3B parameters, using a layer-wise scaling architecture that outperforms OLMo on half the training data.
Apple advances its AI presence with the release of OpenELM, its first relatively open large language model available in sizes from 270M to 3B parameters, featuring a novel layer-wise scaling architecture inspired by the DeLight paper. Meanwhile, Meta's LLaMA 3 family pushes context length boundaries with models supporting over 160K tokens and an 8B-Instruct model with 262K context length released on Hugging Face, alongside performance improvements in quantized versions.
A new paper on AI alignment highlights KTO as the best-performing method, with sensitivity to training data volume noted. In AI ethics and regulation, former Google CEO Eric Schmidt warns about the risks of open-source AI empowering bad actors and geopolitical rivals, while a U.S. proposal aims to enforce "Know Your Customer" rules to end anonymous cloud usage.