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Nous Research announces the pre-training of a 15B parameter language model over the internet, using Nous DisTrO and heterogeneous hardware contributed by our partners at @Oracle, @LambdaAPI, @NorthernDataGrp, @CrusoeCloud, and the Andromeda Cluster.
This run presents a loss curve and convergence rate that meets or exceeds centralized training.
Our paper and code on DeMo, the foundational research that led to Nous DisTrO, is now available (linked below).
Introducing Indic-Parler TTS - Trained on 10K hours of data, 938M params, supports 20 Indic languages, emotional synthesis, apache 2.0 licensed! 🔥
A collaboration w/ @ai4bharat & @huggingface - w/ fully customisable speech and voice personas!
Try it out directly below or use the model weights as you want!
🇮🇳/acc
Husky
A Unified, Open-Source Language Agent for Multi-Step Reasoning
Language agents perform complex tasks by using tools to execute each step precisely. However, most existing agents are based on proprietary models or designed to target specific tasks, such as
🔥🔥 crewAI v0.30.10 is out🔥🔥
🧙 Set a manager
📄 Set system, prompt and response templates
👨💻 Improved json/pydantic output
🔎 Better tool recognition
🧰 Better tool usage
📄Bring your prompts
🪚 New tools @browserbase and @ExaAILabs
And more! Docs will follow
RT please?
We need to talk about Agents! Inspired by @llama_index's recent tutorials on Agents (@ravithejads) and @jerryjliu0's talk on Advanced Context-Augmented LLM
Applications, this post looks at the Planning component of an agentic workflow. Happy Reading! https://t.co/kGD7nFrw0z
⚡️Multi-Agent RAG Online Workshop⚡️
If there’s anything better than agentic RAG, it’s multi-agent RAG!
In this event, we’ll explore the big idea behind “multi-agent” applications. These types of workflows combine multiple independent agents, which can be structured to work together to solve complex problems.
The patterns of using multi-agent frameworks can take many forms including planning, reflection, and tool use. LangGraph, our library for building stateful, multi-actor applications with LLMs, can help you orchestrate your system.
Sign up here ➡️ https://t.co/QBaPPnGOhR
📄Prompt Engineering with LangChain
This LinkedIn course by @DataScienceHarp is a great resource for getting started
It's over 5 hours long, and Harpreet has been a fantastic member of the community since the early days. Big thanks for all the effort!
https://t.co/59873Egkpm
🤯ByteDance's official StoryDiffusion demo is already out on @huggingface Spaces!
🙌The comics-related codes are public now. Kudos to @zhoudaquan21 et al. for the great work. Links and more 👇
Check out this neat video from @jasonzhou1993 which gives a nice overview of the components needed for agentic RAG:
✅ LlamaParse + Firecrawl for advanced document processing
✅ An overview of agentic RAG techniques
https://t.co/xBFyFNZuaM
If you’re interested in building agentic RAG check out @jerryjliu0’s talk! https://t.co/x0z8KfUx6o
This is a fantastic papercard by @_nerdai_ on CRITIC (@zebgou et al.) - using external tools to critique and improve the output of LLM agents.
In comparison to other reflection approaches, CRITIC relies on external tools (e.g. perspective API for toxicity reduction, code interpreter to validate/run code), to generate feedback about a current agent’s trajectory and output. This offers an element of getting external feedback; in many cases this gives much better results than only using LLMs to critique itself.
Best of all, we have full YouTube walkthroughs, notebooks, and @llama_index abstractions so that you can either apply or build a CRITIC approach to agent/RAG pipeline that you’re building!
YouTube walkthrough: https://t.co/yh2o3qQuVb
Notebook: https://t.co/6R27uMFp77
CRITIC agent on LlamaHub 🦙🏡: https://t.co/r4gGBNaOJz
Source paper: https://t.co/zxfFwUDG6c
This new model on Replicate allows you to virtually try on clothes.
All you need is an image of the person and the clothing to ‘try on’.
Here is how you can do it: