Stable Diffusion becomes publicly available
Stability AI publicly releases Stable Diffusion, bringing an open-weight image-generation model to developers and creator communities.
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Stability AI publicly releases Stable Diffusion, bringing an open-weight image-generation model to developers and creator communities.
Midjourney opens public testing and provides a low-barrier text-to-image service through Discord.
Zhipu AI releases a 130-billion-parameter dialogue model built for Chinese and English, establishing the first generation of the ChatGLM line.
Google Research announces Imagen, a text-to-image diffusion model focused on photorealism and language understanding; its code and public demo were not released at launch.
Meta releases the 125M-to-175B OPT family; smaller checkpoints and code are available, while OPT-175B is limited to approved noncommercial research access.
DeepMind introduced Flamingo, an 80-billion-parameter visual language model that used a few examples to handle image, video, and text tasks.
EleutherAI scales an open foundation model to the 20-billion-parameter range.
OpenAI introduces DALL·E 2, built around CLIP image embeddings and a diffusion decoder, and initially opens it only to a small group of invited users.
Google presents a 540B-parameter dense language model trained with Pathways; the initial release is a research disclosure, without public weights or a general-purpose API.
Google DeepMind releases a model and scaling-law result arguing that parameter count and training data should grow in proportion.
DeepMind introduced the code-generation system AlphaCode, which performed at about the median level of participants in Codeforces competitions.
OpenAI releases a model trained with reinforcement learning from human feedback to better follow user intent.
The paper documents LaMDA as a dialogue-focused model family with up to 137B parameters and examines response quality, safety and factual grounding.
DeepMind introduced Gopher, a 280-billion-parameter language model, and published research on its capabilities, limitations, and risks without releasing public weights or an API.
Microsoft and NVIDIA jointly train a 530-billion-parameter dense language model.
OpenAI releases a code-generation model fine-tuned from GPT-3 and used in the early GitHub Copilot.
AI21 Labs launched the Jurassic-1 language model family and opened its API and web interface through the AI21 Studio open beta.
EleutherAI releases an early open 6-billion-parameter model that sees broad academic use.
Google introduces LaMDA for open-domain dialogue at I/O 2021; the model remains an internal research system without public weights or a general-purpose API.
EleutherAI releases an early open alternative to GPT-3.