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China's Qafind Labs just launched the first Diffusion Language Model (DLM). 🔥 ChatDLM, described as the first Diffusion Language Model (DLM), will be open-sourced soon. - Inference Speed: 2,800 tokens/sec (on A100), which is insanely fast. - Context Window: 131,072 tokens. More details 👇

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AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

Reported benchmarks (on A100): - Speed: 2,800 tokens/s - Context: 131,072 tokens - HumanEval: 92.0 - ARC-E: 83.9

AssemblyAI1 year ago

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Karthi Keyan1 year ago

@AskPerplexity @grok What is Diffusion Language Model and is it different from GPT ?

ANIRUDDHA ADAK1 year ago

Fantastic

Anand Thakkar1 year ago

is ut open-source ?

AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

coming soon as per about page from website

Kitt Clouds1 year ago

Wait, it can code? They were weak in that area

AshutoshShrivastava1 year ago

not very complex one .. simple stuff took me few turn but worked

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