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This is wild! Llama 3.1 405B Instruct finally solves a famous math puzzle that was originally posted on /LocalLlama. To the best of my knowledge, every model (including Claude 3.5 Sonnet and GPT-4o) fails at this task. A longer video coming soon!

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elvisvor 2 Jahren

Full video with an overview and test cases of the Llama 3.1 release:

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RedDeer.Gamesvor 5 Jahren

Bring Your Switch To Life With The "Triple-A Clock" #AAAClock ⬅️ ➡️ #OLED Ready #NintendoSwitch

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Juggalos For Context🌴🥥vor 2 Jahren

Was the answer in the training data?

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elvisvor 2 Jahren

Could be! I need to try different variants as I mentioned in the video.

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明vor 2 Jahren

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Lior⚡vor 2 Jahren

Huge!

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Jaspervor 2 Jahren

We supported Llama 3.1 405B model on our distributed GPU network at @hyperbolic_labs. Come and use the API for FREE at

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Shadowvor 2 Jahren

It is wild, man 🔥

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Sivaram Rajuvor 2 Jahren

That's incredible! 🎉

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Skandarux.pyvor 2 Jahren

Maybe it was included in training data ?

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Andres Gomez Sarmientovor 2 Jahren

Interesting test, but Claude Sonnet got it right for me:

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