Chainbase unveils the open source of AI language model focusing on crypto
Source Cryptopolitan
Chainbase has released the open-source AI model, Theia-Llama-3.1-8B. It is a language model which focuses on crypto. The data for the model was taken from CoinMarketCap and other detailed research reports.
The data of CoinMarketCap used to train and fine-tune Theia-Llama-3.1-8B includes project documents like white papers, official blog posts, and news articles. The research reports have been taken from reliable internet sources for deep insights into project basics, the impact on the market, and the progress of development.
The site further details that the data from these two primary sources also went through manual and algorithmic filtering to reduce redundancy and eliminate errors.
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