OpenELM, a family of Efficient Language Models Developed by Apple, is trending on Hugging Face!
OpenELM offers models with 270M to 3B parameters, pre-trained and instruction-tuned, with Good results across various benchmarks.
My Feedback:
First Phi 3, now OpenELM. It's great to see these small models improving. I know they're not ready for production in all cases, but they're really great for specific tasks.
I see small open-source models as the future because they offer better speed, require less compute, and use fewer resources, making them more accessible and practical for a wider range of applications.
What do you think about this? Do you consider using small opensource. If yes what you are thinking to make?
Why'd it drop today? One supposes that instead of pressing shift+delete on their repo they click publish now so they get to write the headline that 2 big tech companies release small language models on the same day.
I retract the claim of proprietary. I misunderstood some of the licence wording. The license appears to be well accepted as a permissive open source license. https://spdx.org/licenses/AML.html
OpenELM offers models with 270M to 3B parameters, pre-trained and instruction-tuned, with Good results across various benchmarks.
My Feedback:
First Phi 3, now OpenELM. It's great to see these small models improving. I know they're not ready for production in all cases, but they're really great for specific tasks.
I see small open-source models as the future because they offer better speed, require less compute, and use fewer resources, making them more accessible and practical for a wider range of applications.
What do you think about this? Do you consider using small opensource. If yes what you are thinking to make?
I am going to use it on my smartphone