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Chatbot Arena Leaderboard Updates (Week 4), from (20230528.)

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The text provides an update on the Chatbot Arena leaderboard for Week 4. It introduces several new chatbots joining the Arena and presents the Elo ratings of various models. Google PaLM 2 is highlighted as one of the significant models in the update. The text discusses PaLM 2’s performance in the Arena and identifies its deficiencies compared to other models, including stronger regulation, limited multilingual abilities, and unsatisfied reasoning capabilities. The limitations of the current chatbot Arena and plans for evaluating long-tail capabilities of language models are also mentioned. Additionally, the text mentions the community’s request for more models and the challenges in scaling the system.

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Signal Change 10y horizon Driving force
Chatbot Arena Leaderboard Updates Addition of new chatbots to the leaderboard More advanced and diverse chatbots on the leaderboard Competition and advancement in AI technology
Introduction of PaLM 2 in the Arena PaLM 2’s entry in the chatbot arena PaLM 2’s improved performance and ranking on the leaderboard Advancements in Google’s language models and AI technology
PaLM 2’s Regulation PaLM 2 being more strongly regulated compared to other models Potential improvements in regulation and moderation of AI models Ethical concerns and user feedback on AI models
Limited Multilingual Abilities of PaLM 2 PaLM 2’s limited ability to answer non-English questions Improved multilingual capabilities in AI models Advancements in natural language processing and translation technology
Unsatisfied Reasoning Abilities of PaLM 2 PaLM 2’s shortcomings in reasoning tasks Enhanced reasoning capabilities in AI models Progress in AI research and reasoning algorithms
Competitiveness of Smaller Models Smaller models achieving high ratings on the leaderboard Smaller models continuing to compete with larger models Focus on high-quality datasets and model performance rather than size
Claude-instant-v1 as a Low-cost Alternative Introduction of Claude-instant-v1 as a cheaper and faster alternative Development of cost-effective AI models Market demand for affordable and efficient AI solutions
Limitations of “In-the-wild” Evaluation Current limitations of the chatbot arena in reflecting long-tail capabilities Improvements in benchmarking and evaluating AI models Addressing the need for comprehensive evaluation criteria
Evaluation of Long-tail Capability of LLMs Exploration of LLMs’ complex reasoning and long-tail capabilities Integration of long-tail capabilities in AI models Advancements in LLM development and research
Expansion of Models in the Arena Requests for adding more models to the leaderboard Increased diversity and quantity of AI models in the arena Growing demand for a wide range of AI solutions

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