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The model that didn't exist, so you made it yourself

Hugging Face
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A developer used ML Intern, an AI agent on Hugging Face, to create smaller, efficient versions of large AI models by prompting it to train, evaluate, and publish models with controlled budgets and tests. This process produced multiple compact models, including a 0.8B parameter prompt rewriter that runs on CPUs and costs only $16 in compute.

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