Baidu has launched ERNIE 4.5, a powerful language model that outperforms GPT-4.5 at a significantly lower price of 1%. ERNIE X1, another advanced model, matches the capabilities of DeepSeek R1 but at…
Category: LLM
Mistral OCR, MCP – Model Context Protocol, Windsurf
Mistral OCR, a new Optical Character Recognition API, unlocks the collective intelligence of digitized information by accurately understanding documents. The API, available on the developer suite la Plateforme, is ideal for multimodal…
Ollama MLX support + LM Studio comparison
Soon (hopefully) Mac user will get MLX support for Ollama: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/pull/9118 – it’s said to be ~40% speed improvement, but it’s not for every model (it has to be MLX version). For…
PLLuM another Polish model
PLLuM is a family of large language models (LLMs) specialized in Polish and other Slavic/Baltic languages, with additional English data incorporated for broader generalization. Developed through an extensive collaboration with various data…
DeepSeek R1 – model quantization for customer grade cards
This model has shaken the NASDAQ, so it is not a big surprise that people started to adapt it further. The requirements are very high for home / hobby usage, but already…
DeepSeek R1
DeepSeek R1 is available for regular users, in examples it beats o1 reasoning, there are also smaller models available 1.5B so quite a good potential to be tested. Exolabs of course tested…
Kokoro TTS Model, LLM Apps Curated List
Kokoro Kokoro is an 82 million parameter text-to-speech (TTS) model that has made significant advancements in the field. Here are some key highlights: * Released under Apache 2.0 license, making it freely…
Repo Prompt and Ollama
For a question about using Ollama in the same manner as o1 works (i.e., returning the Whole or Diff format ready for merging), the repository owner provided the following response: Ollama models…
Repo Prompt
Quite nice application for working with files and LLMs: Repo Prompt. I have done two tests so far, and I’m sold. The tests, of course, were super simple apps, but I found…