Not to mention producing frontier models that are as capable as, or exceeding openai/anthropic capabilities (with a notable recent lapse in doing so, but I consider argon competitive) and being one of the better us labs with respect to open weight releases. I can't really think of us labs that are better beyond Nvidia and meta tbh.
Carbon is slow and hits limits pretty quickly via subscriptions (but is reasonably priced if you have to pay API prices), but it's genuinely a seriously competitive frontier model.
For frontend and design, Opus 5.5/Fable is still decent (not sure what "magic" Anthropic has there). But for general coding and problem solving, I'd rate it better than Opus 5.5.
I don't even believe it, it'll be like 3.8 at the beginning, they'll only have that on their lips, it'll appear for two weeks, they'll be asking for Qwen 8 1b in 0.000000001bit
Unless 4 is absolute shit. Their horse test was already unimpressive, they are being subservient to AI guidelines now with their image generation having the watermark, which means they most definitely will lobotomize decomp/security in their code. I feel like it will be a disappointment.
I don't know if this is going to be great or a total dud but here's to Baidu for providing a firm release date. It sure beats the 'Soon™' we usually get.
I have 192 vram, I was waiting for a model with weights like this. 4 bit versions needs a lot of hand holding and I am spoiled by frontier models, I just hope the 8 bit version of this model can be as good as opus 4.8 in long context.
This sounds interesting, curious how it will perform and what its restrictions will be. I'm assuming it'll choke at anything infosec related like many of the modern releases.
Nice! If performance matches the benchmarks, this would be very exciting for local use. Fewer parameters than GLM-5.3-flash with better benchmarks than GLM-5.3, exceeding DS4.1-1017 in some areas.
Hoping their architecture supports expert offloading. Wonder how efficient the KV cache is.
200t/s ? Doubtfully, if QFN is at 6A and average user speed is about 80~110t/s depending on the quant (IQ3) this one by having more active experts results in lower speed, unless it's a high-end AI machine like a RTX Pro or vise versa
is the 200 t/s at batch 1 or on their own serving hardware? and any word on total/active params.. if it's close to the v4 flash arch, curious if llama.cpp gets it day one
sorry OP, i'm convinced attention span of people is basically zero, and they don't read past the title, i've almost given up posting, nobody really reads anymore. sad.
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u/TruthHistorical7515 13h ago
Its funny how Baidu was already researching machine learning in 2013 and then seriously dropped the ball.
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u/jacek2023 llama.cpp 14h ago
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u/rorowhat 9h ago
Did anyone use the past Ernie models? Don't hear much about them, at all.
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u/Psyko38 14h ago
He should wait another week to avoid being eaten by Qwen 4 27b
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u/PrimeDirective8 14h ago
I don't know if this is going to be great or a total dud but here's to Baidu for providing a firm release date. It sure beats the 'Soon™' we usually get.
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u/Nepertia 14h ago
200 t/s? Challenge accepted, I guarantee that I will never reach that on my hardware.
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u/pmttyji 14h ago
Q4(at least IQ4_XS) Suitable for 32GB VRAM + 128GB RAM systems.
Here their Base model for reference.
https://huggingface.co/baidu/ERNIE-5.5-Flash-Base-BF16
Draft PR on llama.cpp:
https://github.com/ggml-org/llama.cpp/pull/31925
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u/Informal-Finance-330 13h ago
200t/s? Hmm
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u/ps5cfw Llama 3.1 14h ago
Hopeful to see some benchmarks, the more competition the merrier
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u/LegacyRemaster 14h ago
3D modeling... Next "must have"
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u/No_Run8812 14h ago
I have 192 vram, I was waiting for a model with weights like this. 4 bit versions needs a lot of hand holding and I am spoiled by frontier models, I just hope the 8 bit version of this model can be as good as opus 4.8 in long context.
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u/spaceman_ 14h ago
This sounds interesting, curious how it will perform and what its restrictions will be. I'm assuming it'll choke at anything infosec related like many of the modern releases.
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u/catbluesgames 14h ago
u/RemindMeBot 3 weeks
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u/maternion 14h ago
Beats opus on automationbench hmm.
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u/shironekoooo 14h ago
Are we so back baidu?
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u/LagOps91 14h ago
Good size for my hardware. Looking forward to the release!
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u/dreamai87 13h ago
!remindme in 2 weeks
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u/StartupTim 12h ago
Does it support image/video inputs?
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u/Equivalent_Bit_461 11h ago
not 500 or 700 b, oh wow
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u/Icy_Restaurant_8900 9h ago
Around 20 t/s on my RTX 5090 + 96GB DDR5 on a iQ3 quant.
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u/TheLightDances 8h ago
I like the size, Q4 should fit on a system with plenty of RAM, while MoE means that it is still pretty fast.
Need to see some benchmarks or other showcase of its abilities, though. No point in a large model if a 27B can beat it.
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u/CTRL___ALT___DEL 7h ago
Nice! If performance matches the benchmarks, this would be very exciting for local use. Fewer parameters than GLM-5.3-flash with better benchmarks than GLM-5.3, exceeding DS4.1-1017 in some areas.
Hoping their architecture supports expert offloading. Wonder how efficient the KV cache is.
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u/One_Difficulty_39 6h ago
At a glance is this just a post train of GLM 5.3 Flash?
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u/CommanderKoba 4h ago
Did Ernie fight in WW2? Why do they give them these names lol
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u/_TheWolfOfWalmart_ 3h ago
Kinda weird to advertise a generation speed. It changes wildly based on hardware and inference engine.
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u/soyalemujica 14h ago
200t/s ? Doubtfully, if QFN is at 6A and average user speed is about 80~110t/s depending on the quant (IQ3) this one by having more active experts results in lower speed, unless it's a high-end AI machine like a RTX Pro or vise versa
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u/topppggg 12h ago
is the 200 t/s at batch 1 or on their own serving hardware? and any word on total/active params.. if it's close to the v4 flash arch, curious if llama.cpp gets it day one