@KrzakalaF: LightOn getting GPT-5-level Deep Research retrieval performance with a 150M-parameter late-interaction model is honestl…
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LightOn achieves GPT-5-level deep research retrieval performance using a 150M-parameter late-interaction model, a remarkable feat.
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LightOn getting GPT-5-level Deep Research retrieval performance with a 150M-parameter late-interaction model is honestly bananas!
Kudos to the team, this is unbelievable!
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