

The Mathematics of Training LLMs — with Quentin Anthony of Eleuther AI
Invites are going out for AI Engineer Summit! In the meantime, we have just announced our first Actually Open AI event with Brev.dev and Langchain, Aug 26 in our SF HQ (we’ll record talks for those remote). See you soon (and join the Discord)! Special thanks to @nearcyan for helping us arrange this with the Eleuther…
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