One of the quieter but still important contributors in the open-data and open-evaluation lineage behind The Pile, GPT-NeoX, and later benchmarking infrastructure.
Researcher Profile
Editor reviewedTravis Hoppe
Open-source LLMs (EleutherAI)
Open-source builder across NLP, machine learning, and data-science projects
Worth knowing as one of the early open-data contributors around the EleutherAI orbit, with a profile that mixes work on The Pile with a long tail of small, public NLP and machine-learning experiments.
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Last reviewed
March 18, 2026
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The Pile dataset
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Small open-source NLP and ML projects
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Hands-on data-science experimentation
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Open-source LLMs (EleutherAI)
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GPT-NeoX (GitHub)
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EleutherAI (GitHub)
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