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Base models are insanely powerful, and far more creative than instruction-tuned models like GPT-4 and Claude. But few people have actually had a chance to use them. That changes today. I've built a playground that allows you to interact with Llama 3.1 405B Base:

Matt Shumer

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Matt Shumervor 2 Jahren

Just add your OpenRouter API key, and you're good to go. It takes a bit of practice to get the hang of it (lean on few-shot prompting!) but once you figure it out, you'll be able to get very creative results that instruct models don't enable. Try here:

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Synaptic Quanticavor 2 Jahren

you know what would be epic? To have the raw base gpt4 without any safety nor any fine-tune

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Matt Shumervor 2 Jahren

I used it during the testing phase — was an amazing experience L3.1 405B feels very similar

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MattVidPro AIvor 2 Jahren

I love base models

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anasvor 2 Jahren

The app was made with Claude sonnet 3.5 ?

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Matt Shumervor 2 Jahren

Of course!

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Jaspervor 2 Jahren

Great to see that you use the base model powered by us @hyperbolic_labs on @OpenRouterAI 🤘

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Matt Shumervor 2 Jahren

@hyperbolic_labs @OpenRouterAI Thanks for hosting it!!

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Hyperbolicvor 2 Jahren

Glad to see you're enjoying our base model! We are considering providing Llama 3.1 405B Base *at bf16*... should we do it? 👀

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Michaelvor 2 Jahren

I missed green text so much. Thanks Matt

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Matt Shumervor 2 Jahren

Same. Green text is making a comeback

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