Palmyra LLM Reviews

Code Llama, a large-language model (LLM), can generate code using text prompts. Code Llama, the most advanced publicly available LLM for code tasks, has the potential to improve workflows for developers and reduce the barrier for those learning to code. Code Llama can be used to improve productivity and educate programmers to create more robust, well documented software. Code Llama, a state-of the-art LLM, is capable of generating both code, and natural languages about code, based on both code and natural-language prompts. Code Llama can be used for free in research and commercial purposes. Code Llama is a new model that is built on Llama 2. It is available in 3 models: Code Llama is the foundational model of code; Codel Llama is a Python-specific language. Code Llama-Instruct is a finely tuned natural language instruction interpreter.

Ai2 OpenScholar, a collaboration between the University of Washington's Allen Institute for AI and the University of Washington, is designed to help scientists navigate and synthesize the vast expanse of the scientific literature. OpenScholar uses a retrieval-augmented model of language to answer user queries. It does this by identifying relevant papers and then generating answers based on those sources. This ensures that information is accurate and linked directly to existing research. OpenScholar-8B set new standards for factuality and accuracy of citations on the ScholarQABench benchmark. OpenScholar-8B, for example, maintains a solid grounding in real retrieved articles in the biomedical domain. This is in contrast to models like GPT-4 which tend to hallucinate references. Twenty scientists from computer science, biomedicine and physics evaluated OpenScholar's answers against expert-written responses to evaluate its real-world application.