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New Open-Source AI Model OLMo 2 Matches Leading Language Models While Using Less Computing Power

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Overview

  • AI2 releases OLMo 2, new open language models at 7B and 13B parameter scales
  • Improved architecture and training methods for better efficiency
  • New specialized data mixture called Dolmino Mix 1124
  • Matches or exceeds performance of comparable models like Llama 3.1
  • Full transparency with open code, data, and training recipes

Plain English Explanation

OLMo 2 is like a new recipe for artificial intelligence that anyone can look at and use. Think of it as a cooking recipe where every ingredient and step is shared openly, unlike some AI companies that keep their recipes secr...

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