AI & Machine Learning

Laya vs Gemma: Who Wins the Doom Game?

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A general-purpose LLM, Gemma, fine-tuned on 979 examples, achieves performance comparable to Laya, a specialized encoder model, in playing Doom. This demonstrates that training data and model size can be as influential as architectural differences for certain tasks. Further evaluation is needed on generalization to unseen levels and a wider range of hardware.

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