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Open-LLM performances are plateauing, let’s make the leaderboard steep again is a data visualization tool designed to update and enhance the leaderboard for fair and transparent AI model evaluation. It aims to address the stagnation in open-language model performances by providing a dynamic and steep leaderboard that reflects the latest advancements and competitions in the field. This tool helps researchers and developers track progress more effectively and fosters innovation by highlighting performance gaps and opportunities for improvement.
• Interactive Leaderboard: Continuously updated rankings of open-language models based on the latest benchmarks.
• Performance Tracking: Visual representations of model improvements over time.
• Customizable Metrics: Users can filter and prioritize metrics that matter most to them.
• Benchmark Comparisons: Side-by-side comparisons of model performance across different datasets and tasks.
• Third-Party Integration: Compatibility with popular AI evaluation platforms for seamless data import.
What data sources does this tool use?
The tool aggregates data from open-source benchmarks, research papers, and community-driven model evaluations to ensure comprehensive and up-to-date leaderboards.
Can I compare custom models using this tool?
Yes, you can upload your own model data to compare it against existing models on the leaderboard.
How often is the leaderboard updated?
The leaderboard is updated monthly to reflect the latest advancements in open-language models.