Large language models are getting bigger and better

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2024-04-17    

That hunger for the new has only accelerated. In March Anthropic launched Claude 3, which bested the previous top models from OpenAI and Google on various leaderboards. On April 9th OpenAI took back the crown (on some measures) by making tweaks to its model. In the coming weeks Meta is expected to release Llama 3. OpenAI is sure to make a splash at some point thereafter when it releases GPT-5, which may have capabilities beyond any current large language model (LLM). If the rumours are to be believed, the next generation of models will be even more remarkable—able to perform multi-step tasks, for instance, rather than merely responding to prompts, or analysing complex questions carefully instead of blurting out the first algorithmically available answer.

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