Where the goblins came from
OpenAI is tightening Codex's outputs to prevent it from generating irrelevant content like random goblin references. This change aims to improve usability in real workflows for developers.
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[AINews] Codex Rises, Claude Meters Programmatic Usage
OpenAI is enhancing Codex to improve its programmatic usage and reduce irrelevant outputs. This update aims to make Codex more effective for developers in real-world applications.
[AINews] The End of Finetuning
Latent Space just announced a new approach that eliminates the need for finetuning in AI models. This change simplifies the training process and could lead to faster deployment of AI solutions.
llm 0.32a2
Simon Willison just released LLM 0.32a2, an update to his language model. This version includes improved performance and new features for developers working with LLMs.
[AINews] Thinking Machines' Native Interaction Models - TML-Interaction-Small 276B-A12B - advances SOTA Realtime Voice and kills standard VAD
Thinking Machines just launched TML-Interaction-Small 276B-A12B, advancing state-of-the-art real-time voice interaction. This model replaces standard Voice Activity Detection (VAD) for smoother and more responsive voice applications.