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LlamaV-o1: Curriculum learning–based LLM shows benefits of step-by-step reasoning in AI systems

A team of AI researchers at Mohamed bin Zayed University of AI, in Abu Dhabi, working with a colleague from the University of Central Florida, has developed a curriculum learning–based LLM, called LlamaV-o1, that its makers claim shows the benefits of step-by-step reasoning in AI systems. In their study, published on the arXiv preprint server (and also on GitHub), the group built their LLM with a new level of step-by-step reasoning to understand how it arrives at its answers.
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