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AI Roundup 11/09 -> 11/16/2023
An OpenAI-powered wearable device, an easy way to remove RLHF protections from GPT-4, a model for navigating smartphones, and Microsoft's first-ever AI chips
Welcome to the weekly edition of AI Tidbits, where I curate the firehose of AI research papers and tools so you won’t have to.
Overview
✨ Highlights (8 entries)
Research (20 entries)
Announcements (2 entries)
Cool tools (2 entries)
Open-source (4 entries)
Highlights
Humane introduces the AI Pin - a $699 OpenAI-powered wearable device for everyday use (The Verge)
Researchers introduce LLaVA-Plus - a general-purpose multimodal assistant that excels in tool usage and interactive scenarios (Project website)
Microsoft announces Azure Maia 100 and Cobalt 100 - its first custom AI chips (The Verge)
Research
Stanford and UNC reduce Llama-2's hallucinations by up to 58% without any human annotation
UCSD and Microsoft release MM-Navigator - a large multimodal model to navigate iOS and Android phone
Google and Yale release IFEval to evaluate LLMs' instruction-following capabilities
Researchers provide a comprehensive survey of advancements in coding LLMs
Announcements
Cool tools
Open-source
draw-a-ui - turn mock-ups into a functioning html using GPT-4 Vision
LLaMA Factory - easy-to-use LLM fine-tuning framework (LLaMA, BLOOM, Mistral, etc.)
Fleet Context - a CLI tool and API chatbot over the top 1221 Python libraries
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