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Fudan University Releases Open Source ChatGPT-like Model MOSS
Fudan University's Natural Language Processing Laboratory has officially released the newest version of their open source MOSS model, the first of its kind released in China! Improved with various plugins, MOSS is preloaded with 700 billion Chinese and English words and can be used to access NLP solutions. Supported by Professor Qiu Xipeng and his team. Join the beta testing now!
MOSS Open-sourced: Fudan University’s ChatGPT-Like Model
Fudan University's Natural Language Processing Laboratory has released MOSS, a revolutionary open-source conversational language model. With 16 billion parameters and plugin support, MOSS is one of the first of its kind in China. Take advantage of its capabilities now at moss.fastnlp.top.
AI Stability Introduces Competitor to ChatGPT with Expected Issues to Resolve
Stability AI has just released StableLM, an AI tool to power a chatbot. StableLM is accessible and can answer simple questions correctly. However, errors can occur when asking more complex matters. Additionally, Stability has partnered with EleutherAI to provide open-source language models. With hopes to improve accuracy and safety for children, stay tuned for updates on talks to secure new funding for Stability AI.
AI Stability Launches Language Model to Take on ChatGPT
Discover a suite of language models from Stability AI, StableLM, open-sourced to grant developers the ability to freely inspect, use, and adapt for their commercial and research purposes. With the rise of the digital economy, make AI technologies accessible, transparent and supportive with StableLM, available on GitHub and Hugging Face at 3bn, 7bn and 15bn-65bn parameters. Train the language model on The Pile for 1.5 trillion tokens across various domains.
AI Therapy: ChatGPT Not Intended But Still Used
This article explores how AI technology is being used in therapy and counseling, even though it was not designed for this purpose. Milo Van Slyck, a paralegal from Charleston, South Carolina, was one of the new generation of AI-powered therapy users. OpenAI's research lab is dedicated to advancing AI capability for everyone to benefit from, but the technology does raise concerns of privacy and accuracy. Privacy issues, ethical and professional guidelines for chatbots should be considered before relying on these bots for therapy.