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Ramin
@ramin_m_h
building @liquidai
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d1-ultra for reading comprehension 👌🏻🌊
what is this d1-ultra? 👁️
aaand Liquid d1 for @huggingface robot control 🤖
damn! actual “decision tree” with Liquid d1 🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱🌱
insane open release - today 10:00AM PT ✨
announcing something important tomorrow! 🌊
Please stop using LFM2.5-2.6B for coding guys
@apolloaiapp for Android now has Live Updates 🚀 You can track the progress and see the result as soon as it’s ready — without keeping the app open And the best part? You can try it with the latest @liquidai models
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I am happy to report that we just dosed our first patient in the pivotal Phase III trial. Please Wish Me Luck and Strong Sustained Efficacy! 🍀🤞
With Insilico, we got our LFM 2.6B model customized on retrosynthesis and it performs better than Astra! 🌊🌊🌊
This is huge albeit expected improvement from @OpenAI for GPT-6 Astra model. Great work, best LLM out there! What is eye-catching - it outperformed two strong specialists models! Notable that our 2.6B specialist is still the best on single-step retrosynthesis 🏆#insilicoSOTAFM#
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This is huge albeit expected improvement from @OpenAI for GPT-6 Astra model. Great work, best LLM out there! What is eye-catching - it outperformed two strong specialists models! Notable that our 2.6B specialist is still the best on single-step retrosynthesis 🏆#insilicoSOTAFM#
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brilliant 👌🏻
My dear friends, I am happy to report the publication of the most important paper in my life to date (we have several great papers coming out but this is very special). Tomorrow, I will present this paper for the first time at the Nature AI Healthcare in Paris and will post a longer post on this story and its broader implications for how to conduct clinical trials. Please read it and comment on it. Many thanks to the great co-authors of the study and everyone who contributed. Many thanks to the many reviewers (friendly and unfriendly) for spending so much time and helping make it better. Link in the comments.
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training models from scratch gives you so much control on core competencies of the final models. Say you wanna deploy a fast model for cybersecurity applications, you can verifiably steer the model during “pre”-training towards fundamental behavior that during “post”-training” allows for the strongest guardrails reliability & resiliency. This you cannot do with a checkpoint you don’t know its pre-training data, and initial conditions.
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I honestly didn't think you could get such good code performance from this model. Need to look more into this for future releases
🧪 NEW SOTA in chemical synthesis Building molecules is hard. There are countless possible routes, but only some actually work. We trained a 2.6B LFM model by @liquidAI in #MMAIGym# to find them. 📈 +7% vs. the best specialist tool 🚀 +27% vs. frontier LLMs 💥 2.6B punches way above its weight #insilicoSOTAFM#
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Guys and Girl nerds, the tiny 500m-1.2B models trained for a single task are taking off cause they are dirt cheap to run and do that task better then frontier models. Us Local AI folks can run AND train these at home. (I will soon) Actually ☝️🤓 For a training a highly specialized 1B model, 1,000 to 5,000 high-quality, varied examples are often enough to achieve frontier-level performance on that specific task. Not 50,000 to 1 million like with big models. Checkout this blog article by @ liquidai where they talk about their tiny task models. "LFM2-Extract – A 350M and 1.2B multilingual models for data extraction from unstructured text, like turning invoice emails into JSON objects. LFM2‑350M‑ENJP‑MT –  A 350M model for bidirectional English ↔ Japanese translation. LFM2‑1.2B‑RAG – A 1.2B model optimized for long‑context question answering in RAG pipelines. LFM2‑1.2B‑Tool – A 1.2B model built for function calling and agentic tool use. LFM2‑350M‑Math –  A 350M reasoning model for solving mathematical problems. Luth-LFM2 – An additional community-driven series of French fine-tunes to enable general-purpose assistants for on-device chat." Read more here:
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Can a language model master chemical synthesis through deep customization? Our partners @InSilicoMeds tested this out with our LFM2.5-2.6B. See what happened next 👇
It was a pleasure to work with #LFM# by @liquidai @ramin_m_h to train our new #insilicoSOTAFM# model for single-step retrosynthesis 🧪on ~46M reactions! It provides plenty of diverse reactions that only partially intersect with the reaction space by previous SOTA small models! 🔎👀
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