Impactful scheduling for GPU clusters
A Hugging Face blog post discusses approaches to scheduling workloads on GPU clusters.
A Hugging Face blog post discusses approaches to scheduling workloads on GPU clusters.
A Hugging Face blog post looks at building your own AI model when no suitable one exists.
A Hugging Face post introduces d1, open multimodal decision models designed to run on edge devices.
Falcon ASR, a speech recognition model, has been introduced on the Hugging Face blog.
A Hugging Face post describes fine-tuning NVIDIA’s Nemotron models to reach gold-level results at the International Olympiad in Informatics and the International Mathematical Olympiad.
On Oct. 3, German company Aleph Alpha released Kolibri 1, a mixture-of-experts language model whose full weights can be downloaded from Hugging Face. ActuIA examines what its Apache 2.0 license allows.
A Hugging Face post looks at cases where an AI agent reports a task as complete although the database shows otherwise.
A Hugging Face post presents AutoSynthData, an approach for generating training data for enterprise AI agents.
Hugging Face has introduced an open leaderboard for evaluating multilingual text-to-speech and voice cloning models at scale.
A Hugging Face post describes a verification approach for MCP-based agents that checks where information comes from, not only whether it is correct.
A Hugging Face post presents Holo4, designed to power general-purpose agents that operate computers.
Hugging Face now hosts reinforcement learning environments on its Hub.
A Hugging Face post covers work by the UK AI Security Institute and the EvalEval initiative to make AI benchmark results reproducible.
Hugging Face’s Transformers library can now run models quantized in the llama.cpp format.
Jun Kim, who created and maintains oMLX, is joining Hugging Face. His role will focus on supporting the community around MLX, Apple’s machine learning framework.
Hugging Face has released version 1 of its tokenizers library, with measurements of encoding, decoding and scaling performance.
A Hugging Face blog post examines whether AI agents that succeed at a task do so reliably on repeated attempts.