Apple releases OpenELM: small, open source AI models designed to run on-device
VentureBeat - 2024-04-24T16:04:19.000Z

In terms of performance, the OpenLLM results shared by Apple show that the new models perform fairly well, especially the one with 3 billion parameters.

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