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Posts on LLM (Large Language Model) with over 50 votes: Research, Engineering, Product Applications, News, and Opinions
AxiomGPT introduces a novel approach to programming with LLMs by defining Oracles in natural language, allowing for intuitive and flexible coding without traditional syntax.
The author shares a refined design workflow integrating SketchUp, ChatGPT, and ReRoom AI, enhancing both structural accuracy and creative exploration in interior design projects.
The author explores why some locally hosted LLMs exhibit self-doubt, often opting for simpler solutions to complex requests despite their capability to fulfill the original task.
A user seeks guidance on building a custom GPT model for local data retrieval, emphasizing the need for a ChatGPT-like interface and addressing data privacy concerns.
A project uses Minecraft to evaluate spatial reasoning in LLMs by allowing users to vote on AI-generated builds, providing insights into model creativity and performance.
The benchmark results reveal that consumer GPUs like the RTX 3090, 4080, and 4090 perform surprisingly well for QwQ-32B inference, challenging traditional datacenter GPUs.
A user shares their first experience testing the Qwen2.5:72b model on an Ollama Mac with an M3 Ultra, seeking community feedback for improvement.
The post discusses using one LLM to generate prompts for another, enhancing the learning process for complex topics like Golang.
A Reddit discussion explores whether a basic PC can run a Large Language Model (LLM) with specific hardware specifications, highlighting options for smaller models and quantization techniques.
The latest Livebench scores for the 4o model indicate it still lags behind other LLMs, sparking discussions about its usability and performance among different user types.
The March update of GPT-4o excels in Creative Short Story Writing, ranking first in benchmarks while showing mixed results in other areas like Thematic Generalizations and Confabulations.
EthicsEngine is an open-source framework designed for simulating ethical reasoning in multi-agent AI systems, focusing on the reasoning process rather than just outputs.