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Quentin Anthony

Open-source LLMs (EleutherAI)

Model training lead at Zyphra

A strong person to follow for the systems side of open models, especially where distributed training, hybrid architectures, and practical efficiency work feed directly into model capability.

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Zyphra

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Large-scale open-model training systems

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GPT-NeoX engineering

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RWKV and hybrid-model training work

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Open-source LLMs (EleutherAI)

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RWKV: Reinventing RNNs for the Transformer Era

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GPT-NeoX (GitHub)

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