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🔥 another win for open source AI SNOWFLAKE ARCTIC: 1] Mixture of Experts model with 128 (!) experts 2] open weights, open code 3] Company is sharing "cookbook" and data and teaching people how to build their own world class MoE models. 4] very cheap model to train (16x...

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