Galactica
An AI trained on scientific knowledge, designed to access and manipulate information.
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Galactica is an AI trained on humanity's scientific knowledge, designed as a new interface to access and manipulate information about the universe. It was created by Meta AI and Papers with Code as a research project. The demo was intended for the research community to provide feedback on large language models, but was removed from public availability due to its potential to generate inaccurate information.
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- Access to a large language model trained on scientific knowledge
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What is Galactica?
Galactica is an AI trained on humanity's scientific knowledge, designed as a new interface to access and manipulate information about the universe. It was created by Meta AI and Papers with Code as a research project. The demo was intended for the research community to provide feedback on large language models, but was removed from public availability due to its potential to generate inaccurate information.
How to use Galactica?
The Galactica demo was previously available for public use, allowing users to interact with the AI. However, it has been removed from public availability. The models remain available for researchers who want to learn more about the work and reproduce the results in the paper.
What is Galactica?
Galactica is an AI trained on humanity's scientific knowledge, designed as a new interface to access and manipulate what we know about the universe.
Why was the Galactica demo removed from public availability?
The demo was removed due to the propensity of large language models such as Galactica to generate text that may appear authentic but is inaccurate, and because it had moved beyond the research community.
Are the Galactica models still available?
Yes, the models remain available for researchers who want to learn more about the work and reproduce the results in the paper.
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