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  • GitHub Copilot available for free to students and faculty

    Key points GitHub Copilot is free for students and faculty as part of the GitHub Student program. The article says it remains uncertain whether Copilot will gain widespread adoption. GitHub Copilot is free for students and faculty as part of the GitHub Student program. However, it remains uncertain if it will gain widespread adoption.

  • Google Cloud’s Duet AI ‘soon’ to be powered by Gemini

    Key points Google Cloud’s Duet AI is set to be powered by Gemini, according to a link shared in the chat, with the update expected to be soon. Google Cloud’s Duet AI is set to be powered by Gemini, according to a link shared in the chat. The update is expected to be soon.

  • GitHub CoPilot offers RAG on your own code

    Key points GitHub CoPilot offers RAG on your own code. GitHub CoPilot offers RAG on your own code

  • Google Duet AI

    Key points The cloud.google.com/duet-ai site will soon be powered by Gemini. Cloud.google.com/duet-ai will be soon powered by Gemini

  • Mixtral – Open source MoE is out

    Key points Mixtral, an open-source mixture of experts (MoE) model, has been released. It is claimed to use the same type of MoE architecture as GPT-4. Mixtral, an open-source mixture of experts (MoE) model, has been released. It is claimed to use the same type of MoE architecture as GPT-4.

  • Code from llama.cpp spotted on Android

    Key points The post states that code from llama.cpp, described as a library that brings LLMs to all devices, has been spotted on Android. The post says this could potentially allow Gemini Nano to run on iOS. Code from https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp, a library that brings LLMs to ‘all’ devices, is spotted on Android, potentially allowing Gemini […]

  • Google rolling out ‘nano’ Gemini to Pixel phones

    Key points Google is rolling out ‘nano’ Gemini, described as possibly carrying another name, to its Pixel phones, allowing models to run on the phone itself. Google is rolling out ‘nano’ Gemini (or other name) to their Pixel phones, allowing models to run on the phone itself.

  • Ernie offers 3.5 and 4 options

    Key points Ernie now has 3.5 and 4 options available. Ernie now has 3.5 and 4 options available.

  • Llama Guard is released

    Key points Llama Guard is released as a configurable model that can classify ‘dangerous’ user requests and AI generations. Along with it Llama Guard is released, a configurable model that can classify ‘dangerous’ user requests and AI generations

  • Meta released PurpleLlama toolset

    Key points Meta released the PurpleLlama toolset, which the post describes as the missing part of many open source chat applications: moderation and security. Meta released PurpleLlama toolset, the missing part of many open source chat applications: Moderation and Security