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EP69: Fun with kyutai's Moshi. SimTheory Beta is Here! + Future Assistants

Jul 5, 2024
Exploring the capabilities of Kyutai's Moshi AI technology, the release of SimTheory Beta with customizable options, the discussion on AI industry bubbles, Claude Sonnet prompt leak, Salesforce's massive 1B parameter model, and the challenges of generating large outputs in AI models.
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  • Moshi's impressive 7 billion parameter model showcases remarkable speed and engagement in real-time interactions.
  • Moshi's ability to adapt to diverse conversations highlights its potential for custom interactions and practical applications.

Deep dives

Revolutionizing Artificial General Intelligence with Moshi and Kaitai Labs

Moshi, an open-source GPT-40 competitor developed by Kaitai Labs, introduces a groundbreaking 7 billion parameter model with very low RAM technology. This high-performing AI, with quantifiable potential speed as fast as 160 to 200 milliseconds, showcases exceptional latency. Despite concerns of repetitiveness in responses, Moshi's swift responses and ability to understand concepts before completion of queries make it highly efficient and engaging for real-time interactions.

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