Llama 3.3
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With 70B, a GPT-4 class model can now run on a laptop
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- Meta's Llama 3.3 70B model, with GPT-4 class performance, can now run on an ordinary laptop (64GB MacBook Pro M2)
- A major advance achieved about 20 months after the release of LLaMA in March 2023
- Ran it by downloading 42GB of model data locally via Ollama (it can also run with Apple's MLX)
- Requires 64GB of RAM; memory usage is high while running, so closing other resource-intensive apps is recommended
Performance and benchmarks
- Ranked 19th on the LiveBench benchmark, outperforming Claude 3 Opus and on a level similar to GPT-4 Turbo
- Recorded top-tier performance especially in the Instruction Following evaluation
- Can perform various tasks such as text generation, code writing, and SVG image generation
Increasingly powerful models can now run on personal devices
Other notable locally runnable LLMs
Qwen2.5-Coder-32B
- Developed by Alibaba's Qwen research team and released under the Apache 2.0 license
- Shows excellent performance on code generation tasks and can be used freely
- Its open-source license makes it an even more meaningful tool for developers
QwQ
- Implements a chain-of-thought pattern similar to OpenAI's o1 series
- Can solve complex problems step by step
- Impressive in that it runs smoothly even in a local environment
Meta's Llama 3.2
- The 1B and 3B models can run even on small computers such as the Raspberry Pi
- Offers excellent performance for its size, and also includes 11B and 90B multimodal vision models with image processing capabilities
- There is a wide range of choices from small to large models
- These models show that LLM technology has moved beyond server-grade hardware and can run on ordinary personal computers
- In particular, advances in open-source models are expanding the environment in which developers can freely experiment and build applications
Outlook
- Major advances are expected in multimodality and model efficiency
- Progress is expected to continue focusing on practical, efficient task performance rather than AGI
- The current models alone are expected to enable productive work for the next few years
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