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Together AI partners with Adaption to streamline model fine-tuning

Together AI has partnered with Adaption, a company co-founded by former Cohere and Google DeepMind leaders Sara Hooker and Sudip Roy. This collaboration integrates Adaption's data optimization tools with Together AI's fine-tuning infrastructure. The partnership aims to streamline the process for users to create high-quality, fine-tuned open-source models by improving dataset quality and simplifying the experimentation and deployment workflow. AI

IMPACT Streamlines the creation of specialized open-source models by enhancing data quality and fine-tuning workflows.

RANK_REASON Partnership between two companies to integrate their existing products.

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Together AI partners with Adaption to streamline model fine-tuning

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  1. Together AI blog TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    Announcing Together AI and Adaption Partnership

    Together AI and Adaption partner to bring Together Fine-Tuning natively into Adaptive Data, helping teams optimize datasets, run fine-tuning, evaluate results, and deploy stronger open models.