AI models are becoming better at answering questions, but they're not perfect

Did you miss a session from the Future of Work Summit? Let the OSS Enterprise newsletter guide your open source journey! Late last year, the Allen Institute for AI, the research institute founded by the late Microsoft cofounder Paul Allen, quietly open-sourced a large AI language model called Macaw. Unlike other language models that've captured the public's attention recently (see OpenAI's GPT-3), Macaw is fairly limited in what it can do, only answering and generating questions. But the researchers behind Macaw claim that it can outperform GPT-3 on a set of questions, despite being an order of magnitude smaller.