Send us a text What if not every part of an AI model needed to think at once? In this episode, we unpack Mixture of Experts, the architecture behind efficient large language models like Mixtral. From conditional computation and sparse activation to routing, load balancing, and the fight against router collapse, we explore how MoE breaks the old link between size and compute. As scaling hits physical and economic limits, could selective intelligence be the next leap toward general intelligence...
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Send us a text What if not every part of an AI model needed to think at once? In this episode, we unpack Mixture of Experts, the architecture behind efficient large language models like Mixtral. From conditional computation and sparse activation to routing, load balancing, and the fight against router collapse, we explore how MoE breaks the old link between size and compute. As scaling hits physical and economic limits, could selective intelligence be the next leap toward general intelligence...
Hallucinations in LLMs: When AI Makes Things Up & How to Stop It
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2 months ago
Hallucinations in LLMs: When AI Makes Things Up & How to Stop It
Send us a text In this episode, we explore why large language models hallucinate and why those hallucinations might actually be a feature, not a bug. Drawing on new research from OpenAI, we break down the science, explain key concepts, and share what this means for the future of AI and discovery. Sources: "Why Language Models Hallucinate" (OpenAI)
The Second Brain AI Podcast ✨🧠
Send us a text What if not every part of an AI model needed to think at once? In this episode, we unpack Mixture of Experts, the architecture behind efficient large language models like Mixtral. From conditional computation and sparse activation to routing, load balancing, and the fight against router collapse, we explore how MoE breaks the old link between size and compute. As scaling hits physical and economic limits, could selective intelligence be the next leap toward general intelligence...
