OpenAI’s GPT-3.5 is the champion of the Street Fighter III LLM Colosseum, beating Mistral on its home turf

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You probably already know that large language models (LLMs) are used to power chatbots or generative AI tools for Windows. You’ll probably also know that some are better than others, when it comes to getting accurate and reliable responses. But did you know that when it comes to Street Fighter III, there’s one that stands above the crowd, and the winner of (the first ever?) SF3 LLM Colosseum just so happens to be OpenAI’s GPT-3.5.

At the Mistral AI Hackathon event in San Francisco last week, a small team of AI enthusiasts dedicated themselves to finding the ultimate truth about large language models: Which LLM is best at fighting? According to the group, LLMs are better than reinforcement learning algorithms for such cases, because rather than just reacting on the basis of an accumulated reward, LLMs are far more context-based.



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