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Diffusion language models are SO FAST!! A new startup, Inception Labs, has released Mercury Coder, "the first commercial-scale diffusion large language model" It's 5-10x faster than current gen LLMs, providing high-quality responses at low costs. And you can try it now!

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The performance is similar to small frontier models while achieving a throughput of ~1000 tokens/sec... on H100s! Reaching this level of throughput for autoregressive LLMs typically requires specialized chips.

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It's currently tied for second place on Copilot Arena!

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Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D.vor 1 Jahr

.@InceptionAILabs is a new company that is founded by some of the leading researchers in diffusion language models (@StefanoErmon, @adityagrover_, @volokuleshov)

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Tanishq Mathew Abraham, Ph.D.vor 1 Jahr

You can try out Mercury Coder right now, over here:

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Speed is cool! It did the '// This part is left as an exercise for the reader' thing on my first test though hahaha

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🤣🤣🤣

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Joshua Popelkavor 1 Jahr

Has it helped with any of the limitations of current autoregressive models? Like hallucinations; would be super exciting then.

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Tianyu Huavor 1 Jahr

open source?

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