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WizardLM 2

description WizardLM 2 Overview

WizardLM 2 is a series of open-weight, instruction-tuned large language models developed by Microsoft and released in 2024. The series utilizes an evolved instruction-following approach to enhance the model's ability to handle complex queries and multi-turn conversations. Its 8x22B variant is frequently noted for its performance rivaling larger proprietary systems on various natural language processing benchmarks. These models are primarily intended for researchers and developers experimenting with advanced conversational artificial intelligence.

help WizardLM 2 FAQ

Is WizardLM 2 open source or do I need an API to use it?

WizardLM 2 was released by Microsoft in 2024 but was subsequently withdrawn from public distribution amid concerns about data licensing. The model weights were briefly available on Hugging Face, but access has been restricted, so users should check current availability rather than assuming open access.

How does WizardLM 2 8x22B compare to GPT-4?

Microsoft reported that the WizardLM 2 8x22B variant achieved performance competitive with leading proprietary models on several benchmarks. However, as an open-weights mixture-of-experts model, it has a smaller effective parameter footprint per token than GPT-4, and independent evaluations have shown mixed results depending on the task.

Why was WizardLM 2 taken down from Hugging Face?

WizardLM 2 was removed from public release shortly after its debut in 2024 due to concerns that the training data may have included content from other models in ways that raised licensing or attribution issues. Microsoft has not provided a detailed public explanation, and the model's long-term availability remains uncertain.

What is the difference between WizardLM 2 and the original WizardLM?

WizardLM 2 is the second-generation series released in 2024, featuring improved instruction-following capabilities and a mixture-of-experts architecture in its larger variants. The original WizardLM, released by Microsoft Research, used Evol-Instruct methodology to generate training data, and the second generation builds on that approach with updated base models and training techniques.

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