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Sounds like BS. Why would nvidia need the books. Do they even have a chatbot? I doubt the books help with framegen.
by wosined 9mo ago
Sounds like BS. Why would nvidia need the books. Do they even have a chatbot? I doubt the books help with framegen.
- voidUpdate 9mo agoI cant see the whole relevant section in the article, but there is a screenshot of part of the legal documents that states "In response, NVIDIA sought to develop and demonstrate cutting edge LLMs at its fall 2023 developer day. In seeking to acquire data for what it internally called "NextLargeLLM", "NextLLMLarge" and-" (cuts off here)
- utopiah 9mo agoThe same reason Intel worked on OpenCV : they want to sell more hardware by pushing the state of the art of what software can do on THEIR hardware. It's basically just a sales demonstrator, that optionally, if incredibly successful and costly they can still sell as SaaS, if not just offer for free. Think of it as a tech ad.
- johndough 9mo agoFrom the top of the linked article: > NVIDIA is also developing its own models, including NeMo, Retro-48B, InstructRetro, and Megatron. These are trained using their own hardware and with help from large text libraries, much like other tech giants do. You can download the models here: https://huggingface.co/nvidia https://huggingface.co/nvidia