Recent research has introduced several innovative frameworks aimed at enhancing the reasoning capabilities of large language models (LLMs). One notable framework, Multimodal Visualization-of-Thought (MVoT), allows AI models to process and generate visual representations alongside text, effectively enabling a dual-mode of reasoning. This advancement builds upon traditional Chain-of-Thought prompting, enhancing the models' ability to think visually. Additionally, Meta has released a new framework known as Meta Chain-of-Thought (Meta-CoT), which aims to improve AI reasoning by modeling reasoning paths through process supervision and synthetic data. These developments signal a shift towards more advanced, human-like reasoning in AI applications.
New research introduces Meta Chain-of-Thought (Meta-CoT), a framework enhancing AI reasoning by modeling reasoning paths, using process supervision and synthetic data, providing a roadmap for more advanced, human-like reasoning in language models.: https://t.co/tShrqNrwjk https://t.co/X1Cb6R2F8R
An interesting AI paper on LLMs, Knowledge Graphs and Search Engines:
New research from @Meta explores the potential of allowing LLMs to reason in unrestricted latent space, instead of being constrained by natural language tokens. @JohnGilhuly broke down Chain of *Continuous* Thought in our paper read last week. Full overview is also here:… https://t.co/BTSzietmWt