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Rhymes AI is a technology company that develops multimodal artificial intelligence (AI) models. The company's focus is on improving AI's interaction with various data types - text, images, and video by offering open-source models and applications.

Rhymes AI has launched products including BeaGo, an AI-powered search app, Aria, and open-source multimodal model. The company collaborates with AMD to optimize its AI infrastructure.

Products

BeaGo

BeaGo is Rhymes AI's flagship AI-powered search application that delivers direct answers by processing both text and images simultaneously. BeaGo was introduced at AMD's Advancing AI 2024 event.

Key Features:

Multimodal Search: Allows simultaneous text and image queries for accurate results.
Speed and Efficiency: Optimized using AMD's EPYC processors and AMD Instinct accelerators, to provide real-time responses.
User Interface Focus: Simplifies searches by reducing the need to navigate multiple links.

Aria

Aria is a Mixture-of-Experts (MoE) model developed by Rhymes AI to handle text, images, video and code within a single framework.

Key Features:

Efficiency: Uses 3.9 billion activated parameters, making it more cost-effective than similar models such as Pixtral 12B and Llama3-8B.
Extended Context Window: Aria processes up to one hour of video in real-time with a 64K token context window.
Multimodal Performance: Competitive with models such as GPT-4o and Gemini-1.5.
Open Source: Aria is available as an open-source model under the Apache 2.0 license.

Partnerships and Innovation

The company focuses on making AI more accessible and efficient through the use of the Mixture-of-Experts architecture, which improves performance while reducing computational costs.

Rhymes AI collaborates with AMD, utilizing its EPYC processors and Instinct accelerators to improve the performance of its models and applications, such as BeaGo and Aria.

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