LFM-7B is specifically optimized for response quality, accuracy, and usefulness. To assess its chat capabilities, we leverage a diverse frontier LLM jury to compare responses generated by LFM-7B against other models in the 7B-8B parameter category. It allows us to reduce individual biases and produce more reliable comparisons.
Highlights
**Innovative Model Architecture**: Liquid AI's Foundation Models utilize a unique architecture that combines liquid neural networks and non-transformer designs, allowing these models to be efficient in memory usage and capable of handling sequential data, such as text, video, and real-time signals. This setup optimizes performance while minimizing computational demands.
**Enhanced Adaptability and Real-Time Learning**: Unlike conventional models, LFMs can adapt their internal processes based on new inputs in real time, making them highly responsive.
**Efficiency in Long-Context Processing**: Liquid AI's models can efficiently process extended input sequences without the steep memory and processing requirements typical of transformer-based models, supporting applications like document summarization and complex chatbot interactions with minimal hardware demands. With LFMs, it’s possible to fit up to 1 million tokens-worth of data and map it onto 16 gigabytes of memory. **
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You pay by the hour for each host you run, based on the AWS instance type you choose. Six options let you match hardware to your workload. One option uses batch mode on the ml.g4dn.12xlarge instance, which processes grouped requests. The other five use real-time mode on ml.g6e instances, sized from xlarge up to 16xlarge for live responses. Larger instances add compute capacity and are billed at a higher hourly rate. You control cost by selecting the instance size and inference mode that fit your throughput needs. Billing stops when hosts stop running.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What am I actually paying for with each HostHrs unit?
You pay for one running host of the chosen AWS instance type, billed per hour. The charge covers the model running on that instance, not the number of requests or tokens. Each active instance-hour counts, whether the model is busy or idle while the host runs.
Am I charged when an instance is stopped?
Charges accrue per active host per hour. When you stop the host, software charges stop too. Underlying AWS storage or other resource fees may still apply while a host is stopped, but the model billing meters running time only.
How does batch mode differ from real-time mode for billing?
Batch mode runs on the ml.g4dn.12xlarge instance and processes grouped requests together. Real-time mode runs on ml.g6e instances for live responses. Both bill per host-hour. Batch suits high-volume jobs that can queue; real-time suits interactive chat or agentic workloads needing low latency.
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The model leverages OpenAI's chat format as detailed in OpenAI API documentation, with the following key specifics:
Supports text-only interactions.
Mandates the model parameter to be explicitly set to /opt/ml/model for proper functionality.
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