Corey Knowles

Nice.

That's awesome.

So, like, what sets Nemotron apart from, you know, obviously Cosmos and group, but then other language models in its class, like in terms of architecture or training approach or optimizations?

Yeah.

I'm so used to.

This is an actually open source model.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And now, obviously, you've told us that Nematron is more than just models.

It's the data set, it's research papers, algorithms, libraries, and more.

Could you tell us more about everything that is available to people?

That's awesome.

And also that reminds me too, NVIDIA put out a paper, I want to say it was like a couple of months ago about how the future is basically small models.

And that kind of opened my eyes to like exactly what you're talking about.

I was like, oh, okay, I get this now.

Yes, there will be the giant labs like OpenAI and Anthropic and Google trying to make like the giant Omni models.

But also I think like people were kind of thinking like in the future, there's no need to create specialized models.

And I think we're at the point where it's like, no, there still is.

Yeah, that makes perfect sense.

That's awesome.