AI Engineer Shares Progress on Open-Source Model Training
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AI Engineer @aiDotEngineer shared new developments in open-source model training on Twitter.
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- Open-source models are growing exponentially faster than closed models
- Weight access enables quantization and fine-tuning
- GLM 5.1 supports deployment to edge devices
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AI Engineer @aiDotEngineer shared new developments in open-source model training on Twitter.
Open-source models are growing exponentially faster than closed models. GLM 5.1 is the latest leader in the Artificial Analysis intelligence index, and the gap is narrowing with each release cycle.
Weight access enables quantization and fine-tuning, supporting deployment to edge devices.
GLM 5.1 supports deployment to edge devices, representing a new direction in model training.
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Open-source models are growing exponentially faster than closed models. GLM 5.1 is the latest leader in the Artificial Analysis intelligence index, and the gap is narrowing with each release cycle.
The argument from @mervenoyann: open source models have caught up. GLM 5.1 is leading the Artificial Analysis intelligence index over closed models, and the gap is closing with every release cycle. Weight access means you can quantize, fine tune, https://t.co/HG3gNWAFiG" / X
AI Engineer on X: "Your Agent Can Now Train Models The argument from @mervenoyann: open source models have caught up. GLM 5.1 is leading the Artificial Analysis intelligence index over closed models, and the gap is closing with every release cycle. Weight access means you can quantize, fine tune, https://t.co/HG3gNWAFiG" / X
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Your Agent Can Now Train Models The argument from
: open source models have caught up. GLM 5.1 is leading the Artificial Analysis intelligence index over closed models, and the gap is closing with every release cycle. Weight access means you can quantize, fine tune, and deploy to edge devices without data leaving your infrastructure. https://youtube.com/watch?v=OV56Rd dyFuU… The talk covers the Hugging Face ecosystem built for agentic work: inference providers with tool use routing, benchmark datasets for filtering by SWE bench scores on Hub, a traces repository type for storing agent sessions, and skills that plug into coding agents. The closer is a live demo: she asks Claude Code to fine tune a vision language model on a dataset by name. The agent calculates VRAM requirements, picks an instance, and kicks off the job. What used to be a day of napkin math is now a prompt.
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