ETH Zurich and EPFL’s open-weight LLM offers a transparent alternative to black-box AI built on green compute and set for public release. Large language models (LLMs), which are neural networks that ...

With a self-hosted LLM, that loop happens locally. The model is downloaded to your machine, loaded into memory, and runs directly on your CPU or GPU. So you’re not dependent on an internet connection ...

DSPy (short for Declarative Self-improving Python) is an open-source Python framework created by researchers at Stanford University. Described as a toolkit for “programming, rather than prompting, ...

Despite widespread adoption of large language models across enterprises, companies building LLM applications still lack the right tools to meet complex cognitive and infrastructure needs, often ...

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OpenAI is rolling out support for MCP, an open-source technology that large language models can use to perform tasks in external systems and access the data they contain. OpenAI Chief Executive ...

The rapid evolution of generative AI has created a pressing need for tools that can efficiently prepare diverse data sources for large language models (LLMs). Transforming information that is encoded ...

Xiaomi has quietly stepped into the large language model space with MiMo-7B, its first publicly available open-source AI system. Built by the newly assembled Big Model Core Team, MiMo-7B focuses ...

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The UK AI Security Institute (AISI) has partnered with the commercial security sector on a new open source framework designed to help large language model (LLM) developers improve security posture.