Definition
Models designed via scaling laws (e.g., Chinchilla) for best performance given a compute budget, often favoring more data over parameters.
Detailed Explanation
Models designed based on scaling laws (like Chinchilla) that aim for the best performance for a given computational budget, often prioritizing data scale over parameter count beyond a certain point.
Use Cases
Efficient AI model training, achieving better performance for the same cost, guiding research on optimal balance between model size and dataset size (e.g., Chinchilla findings).