Top 4 research of the week: • OpenAI o1 System Card https://lnkd.in/gnyaTZyB • O1-CODER: an o1 Replication for Coding https://lnkd.in/eHjgt2AZ Introduces O1-CODER, an attempt to replicate OpenAI’s o1 model with a focus on coding tasks. • Densing Law of LLMs https://lnkd.in/gyGhbb_Y Introduces the idea of "capacity density" and explores the trends of how LLMs' efficiency grows, including Densing Law. • Yi-Lightning Technical Report from 01.AI Yi-Lightning LLM ranks 6th on Chatbot Arena, excelling in Chinese, Math, and Coding. It uses advanced Mixture-of-Experts, efficient training with synthetic data, and human feedback. https://lnkd.in/e5iAag3C Model: https://lnkd.in/dsRkywrj Find a complete list of the latest research papers in our free weekly digest: https://lnkd.in/e9HEY6DJ
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Do LLMs still struggle to reason complex questions without explicit Chain-of-Thought (CoT)? Recently Google DeepMind, UCL, Google Research, Tel Aviv University explored how well LLMs can reason multi-hop question without step-by step reasoning. They tested LLMs on questions like "In the year Scarlett Johansson was born, the Summer Olympics were hosted in the country of". If models can solve this right, it shows they’ve learned a compact way of storing and combining facts. However, models might "cheat" by relying on patterns they’ve seen in their training data. The key findings of this study are: ▪️Performance varies by question type: Models succeed 80% with "bridging" facts involving countries but only 6% with years. ▪️Bigger models do slightly better. ▪️CoT still outperforms "hidden" reasoning in consistency and success rate. In another research, Tsinghua University's Yijiong Yu explored how implicit CoT actually works. It's a shortcut version of traditional explicit CoT, which skips showing the reasoning steps but still aims for the same results. The outcome of this study was similar: Models don’t seem to think through the steps at all, relying more on past experience to guess the answers. So, LLMs still need further improvements to handle more complex reasoning without explicit CoT to save time and computing power. Papers: 1. "Do Large Language Models Perform Latent Multi-Hop Reasoning without Exploiting Shortcuts?" https://lnkd.in/e2PX-bVg 2. "LLMs Do Not Think Step-by-step In Implicit Reasoning" https://lnkd.in/e-TXXPrV #AI #ML #CoT #llms
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16 new types of RAG: ▪️ HtmlRAG ▪️ FastRAG ▪️ Auto-RAG ▪️ CORAG ▪️ MemoRAG ▪️ RAG-Thief ▪️ AssistRAG ▪️ LaB-RAG ▪️ Video-RAG ▪️ RAF ▪️ RuAG ▪️ MMed-RAG ▪️ Path-RAG ▪️ Multi-Reranker ▪️ G-RAG ▪️ RAGDiffusion Save the list and check this out for more info: https://lnkd.in/edYZg5QP
16 New Types of Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG)
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What is profiling in agentic workflows and why is it important? It's the mechanism that lets intelligent agents create detailed "portraits" of the environments, users, and tasks they engage with. It connects humans and machines and connects what an agent knows and what it remembers, leading to better decision-making, interactions, and task execution. In our new article, we discuss the concept of an “agent profile” and dive into special research papers about it: https://lnkd.in/eDqud335 #AIagents #agents #assistants #AI #ML #AIassiatants
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Another treasure trove from NVIDIA. Their NVILA Vision-Language model demonstrates the efficiency of its training, fine-tuning and inference techniques together with special "scale-then-compress" strategy.👇
NVIDIA's NVILA VLM with "scale-then-compress" approach
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Great news from Alibaba Qwen! They released Qwen2-VL on Hugging Face, which provides: - Top understanding of images and 20min+ videos - Automatic operation of devices like mobiles and robots through integration - Multilingual understanding Check this out to easily access, use and experiment with Qwen2-VL-> 2B: https://lnkd.in/eMcM59yG 7B: https://lnkd.in/etGfZMrp 72B: https://lnkd.in/eCu7AMkc First QwQ, then this release. What will be next? 👀
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A reminder of what Unsupervised Learning is 👇 It's time to refresh your knowledge of basic machine learning techniques—or maybe learn something new, right? Our flashcards are always here to help you digest key ML concepts. Find more flashcards on methodologies behind training ML models here: https://lnkd.in/eb92qSXm
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Mixture-of-Experts is ubiquitous, right? Korean researchers from Korea University, Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology and AIGEN Sciences Inc. created a new MoE approach, called MONET (Mixture of Monosemantic Experts for Transformers) to address the difficulty of polysemanticity. What is it and how it work? Read here:
MONET (Mixture of Monosemantic Experts for Transformers) to tackle polysemanticity issues
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