Intellect-3: a 100b+ Moe Trained with Large-Scale Rl
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The post discusses Intellect-3, a 100B+ MoE model trained using large-scale RL, with a focus on its training framework and open-sourced weights. The model's performance and efficiency are not thoroughly compared to state-of-the-art models. The single comment on the post highlights the need for more information on benchmark comparisons, compute efficiency, and training stability.
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However key information missing from the article:
- Benchmark comparisons against SOTA models of similar size
- Compute efficiency: No discussion of cost, power consumption, or efficiency metrics compared to other training approaches
- Training stability - They mention "rewards and evaluations continue to rise, and training remains stable" but don't discuss any instability challenges common in RL training. Would be interesting to see differences with their async approach