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LLAMA 3.1 vs GPT4: Which is smarter for analytics?

Samad Yar Khan on July 30, 2024

Table of Contents Introduction Background Objectives Implementation Data Processing: Middleware to the Rescue Model Integration: Fir...
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Shivam Chhuneja Middleware • • Edited

This was quite interesting of a read Samad.

Looking forward to how this gets integrated here

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Samad Yar Khan Middleware •

Yup ! We will add soon more exciting AI features.

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Dhruv Agarwal Middleware •

Great article, Samad! OSS ftw! 🚀

Llama 3.1 has been wonderful and makes OpenAI bite dust 💨

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Samad Yar Khan Middleware • • Edited

OpenAI still dominates the LLM space 👀 but this is a great leap for Meta and open-sourced LLMs🔥

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Jayant Bhawal Middleware • • Edited

I tried out the dev setup from the link shared in the post.

To me, GPT didn't work as well as the post claims. It somehow scored me in the 3-4/10 range, with Llama scoring 7-8/10 where the control score appears to be ~6.

I saw the prompt in the code. I think we could come up with something better.

Interesting stuff nonetheless. If the repo wasn't shared, I might have thought this was bait. 🤣

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Samad Yar Khan Middleware •

If you can come up with a better PR, would be open to that 😅

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Adnan Hashmi Middleware •

Great article Samad!
It is great that we get similar performance as GPT 4o with the added benefit of data privacy.

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Andrew Yuan •

Thank you for sharing this! 🌟
Llama 3.1 is truly impressive and a game-changer! 🚀

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Samad Yar Khan Middleware •

Yes, it definitely is. Can't wait to see how it performs with the tool calling!

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Eshaan Middleware •

Great review of the LLMs, honest and tried hands-on! It's interesting how you broke down your experience into computation and cognition.

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Ayush Thakur •

This is a highly informative read

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Samad Yar Khan Middleware •

Glad you liked it!