An Overview of OpenAssistant
OpenAssistant LLM was developed under the guidance of LAION, a non-profit research institute led by Yannic Kilcher, the institute's founder. The team, including Antje Barth, Chris Fregly, Shelbee Eigenbrode, and Mike Chambers, meticulously crafted this model. Its performance has been evaluated rigorously across various NLP benchmarks, consistently surpassing other prominent language models. Impressively, the model demonstrated exceptional prowess with a remarkable score of 93.3 on the esteemed GLUE benchmark, renowned for assessing language models across diverse linguistic tasks. The model's sleek yet sophisticated architecture empowers it with unparalleled language processing and comprehension skills, enabling superior performance across many language-centric applications and solidifying its status as an indispensable language modeling asset.

Faster than many other prominent LLM models due to its 4-bit quantization.
Large Vocabulary
With its extensive vocabulary of over 500,000 words, the OpenAssistant LLaMA 30B SFT 7 model can generate text that surpasses the complexity and nuance achievable by smaller models.

The model has 80% of the same capabilities as GPT-3 LLM but with 20% less latency.
Long-range Dependencies
The model's proficiency in comprehending and capturing long-range dependencies in text facilitates its capacity to generate text characterized by enhanced coherence and logical cohesiveness.

The model's smaller size makes it faster to train and deployable compared to GPT-3.
Multi-modal Capabilities
Leveraging its capability to process text and code, the model demonstrates its versatility as a powerful tool suitable for an extensive array of natural language processing (NLP) tasks.