@siddarthv66: Im excited to announce something that's been cooking for a bit... We are organizing a COLM workshop in SF with a stacke…
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Announcing the 'Context Beyond the Window' workshop at COLM in San Francisco, focused on LLM context length and diverse perspectives on extending it.
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Im excited to announce something that’s been cooking for a bit…
We are organizing a COLM workshop in SF with a stacked cast of speakers. It will feature diverse perspectives on LLM context length and how to increase it (or maybe why we shouldnt!)
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Dane Malenfant (@dvnxmvl_hdf5): 🚨Excited to announce our workshop Context Beyond the Window hosted at COLM in SF! 🚨
LLMs have finite context windows, yet real-world tasks demand absorbing, retaining, and acting on information that far exceeds any single prompt.
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