Analysis
This article details a fascinating project: building a custom, efficient, and surprisingly creative Large Language Model (LLM) using the Julia programming language and drawing inspiration from the ancient Japanese mythology, the Kojiki. The innovative 'Kojiki architecture' maps LLM layers to mythological concepts, promising unique functionality and efficiency gains. This approach could open up new avenues for LLM development on resource-constrained hardware.
Key Takeaways
- •The project uses the Julia programming language, known for its speed and ease of use in scientific computing.
- •It employs a 'Kojiki architecture,' mapping LLM layers to concepts from Japanese mythology.
- •The model runs on a modest RTX 3060 with only 66.5M parameters, showcasing efficiency.
Reference / Citation
View Original"This correspondence allows us to control the 'black magic-like behavior' of the LLM using a mythological system."