Best Large Language Models for ZenML

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    OpenAI Reviews
    OpenAI's mission, which is to ensure artificial general intelligence (AGI), benefits all people. This refers to highly autonomous systems that outperform humans in most economically valuable work. While we will try to build safe and useful AGI, we will also consider our mission accomplished if others are able to do the same. Our API can be used to perform any language task, including summarization, sentiment analysis and content generation. You can specify your task in English or use a few examples. Our constantly improving AI technology is available to you with a simple integration. These sample completions will show you how to integrate with the API.
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    Azure OpenAI Service Reviews

    Azure OpenAI Service

    Microsoft

    $0.0004 per 1000 tokens
    You can use advanced language models and coding to solve a variety of problems. To build cutting-edge applications, leverage large-scale, generative AI models that have deep understandings of code and language to allow for new reasoning and comprehension. These coding and language models can be applied to a variety use cases, including writing assistance, code generation, reasoning over data, and code generation. Access enterprise-grade Azure security and detect and mitigate harmful use. Access generative models that have been pretrained with trillions upon trillions of words. You can use them to create new scenarios, including code, reasoning, inferencing and comprehension. A simple REST API allows you to customize generative models with labeled information for your particular scenario. To improve the accuracy of your outputs, fine-tune the hyperparameters of your model. You can use the API's few-shot learning capability for more relevant results and to provide examples.
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    Llama 3.1 Reviews
    Open source AI model that you can fine-tune and distill anywhere. Our latest instruction-tuned models are available in 8B 70B and 405B version. Our open ecosystem allows you to build faster using a variety of product offerings that are differentiated and support your use cases. Choose between real-time or batch inference. Download model weights for further cost-per-token optimization. Adapt to your application, improve using synthetic data, and deploy on-prem. Use Llama components and extend the Llama model using RAG and zero shot tools to build agentic behavior. Use 405B high-quality data to improve specialized model for specific use cases.
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    DBRX Reviews
    Databricks has created an open, general purpose LLM called DBRX. DBRX is the new benchmark for open LLMs. It also provides open communities and enterprises that are building their own LLMs capabilities that were previously only available through closed model APIs. According to our measurements, DBRX surpasses GPT 3.5 and is competitive with Gemini 1.0 Pro. It is a code model that is more capable than specialized models such as CodeLLaMA 70B, and it also has the strength of a general-purpose LLM. This state-of the-art quality is accompanied by marked improvements in both training and inference performances. DBRX is the most efficient open model thanks to its finely-grained architecture of mixtures of experts (MoE). Inference is 2x faster than LLaMA2-70B and DBRX has about 40% less parameters in total and active count compared to Grok-1.
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    LLaMA Reviews
    LLaMA (Large Language Model meta AI) is a state of the art foundational large language model that was created to aid researchers in this subfield. LLaMA allows researchers to use smaller, more efficient models to study these models. This furtherdemocratizes access to this rapidly-changing field. Because it takes far less computing power and resources than large language models, such as LLaMA, to test new approaches, validate other's work, and explore new uses, training smaller foundation models like LLaMA can be a desirable option. Foundation models are trained on large amounts of unlabeled data. This makes them perfect for fine-tuning for many tasks. We make LLaMA available in several sizes (7B-13B, 33B and 65B parameters), and also share a LLaMA card that explains how the model was built in line with our Responsible AI practices.
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