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Key Takeaways

This week’s key developments include:

• LiveBench is a benchmark free from contamination and biases that top LLMs like GPT-4 and Claude 3 Opus weren’t able to score above 60% on.

• Sakana AI found a way to find the best optimization algorithms for better LLM outputs using automated methods that wouldn’t be possible using traditional methods.

• Musk is being sued by Tesla shareholders for starting xAI while he drops the lawsuit against OpenAI.

• A team member from OpenAI’s Superalignment team published a controversial and thought-provoking two-hour-long piece on strategic considerations on the AGI race.

• Apple unveiled on-device and foundation models, while Nvidia introduced the Nemotron-4 340B models, which generate high-quality synthetic data. 

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