Look what I just found: https://github.com/lxe/simple-llm-finetuner https://github.com/zetavg/LLaMA-LoRA-Tuner With slight modification you can get a public link in colab to a UI where you can just add your data and fine-tune it instantly! Thanks! If you don't mind, would you ...
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Additionally, the Flan-T5 family of models are released with the Apache license, which allows for commercial use, reducing potential license headaches that accompany some of the other open source LLMs. Facebooks’ LLaMa, for example, is still available only for research and non-commercial ...
if you know the final learning rate for the base model - and for some models, it’s not quite as easy to find as you’d might expect - you probably want to start finetuning with a similar rate. The two smaller Llama models ended up on a learning rate of 3e-5, and Alpaca...
Training AI models locally offers enhanced privacy and security by keeping data on your system, cost efficiency by avoiding cloud service fees, and faster processing with reduced latency. It provides customization and control over the training environment, allows offline capabilities, and enables scalable...
Under the hood, Llama indexes our content and stores it in a “vector index,” which is best suited for comparison searches. An index is a mathematical representation of your data, allowing Llama Index to query ChatGPT with large chunks of your ...
Stanford Alpaca is an instruction-following language model that is fine-tuned from Meta’s LLaMA model. Inspired by this project, we developed an enhanced methodology to create a custom, domain-specific chatbot. While there are several language models that one could use (including ...
showed how to train a large language model to follow instructions. They took Llama, a text-generating model from Facebook, finetuned it, and released it as Alpaca. In the first part of this article we look at the big picture, the goals, and the data they used to finetune the model....
but the reality is this problem has roots long before AI. This is merely the latest incarnation of a long trend of corporations screwing around with our privacy for their own commercial gain. Google/facebook/etc have notoriously been hoarding private data and spying on users to sell ads for...
Meta should pay their users for their data, Litan said, because they are using it to increase their own profitability. Meta is not alone in taking advantage of data posted publicly by businesses and users to build out its technology. With the exception of Apple, none of the ...