Reading the TÜLU 3 paper from @ai2.bsky.social. It's refreshing to see a research lab treating AI as a real science with full reports, data, code, logs, evals. Paper: allenai.org/papers/tulu-... Demo: playground.allenai.org Code: github.com/allenai/open... Eval: github.com/allenai/olmes Notes
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Data sources - they curate from public datasets based on three criteria - diversity (for generalization), targeting their identified core skills and clear licensing/provenance for proper usage. Datasets they considered: docs.google.com/spreadsheets...
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SFT - for the data, train models on skill specific data mixtures, keep the mixtures that lead to the best performance on those skills. Later, combine the mixtures and do decontamination/downsampling of larger datasets.
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SFT - performance varies greatly depending on the random seed. They tried model soups (averaging weights of multiple models using github.com/arcee-ai/mer...), but decided to choose a single best model instead.