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2b or not 2b ? Custom LLM Scheduling Competition [P]

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Join the **2b or not 2b? Custom LLM Scheduling Competition** on Kaggle, where we explore the intricacies of resource management in AI. This competition challenges participants to decide whether to run a small model based on questions from the MMLU benchmark. The objective is to minimize costs associated with compute resources while navigating the penalties of both running and skipping model evaluations. As we develop this concept further, I invite you to share your innovative approaches and ideas. Let's redefine decision-making in AI together!

Hey everyone,

I am generally interested in resource management and notably reducing the token cost for a given answer. So I just launched a Kaggle competition around a simple question: whether you should run a small model or not. I plan to add more model over time for better decision making.

Here is the competition: https://www.kaggle.com/competitions/llm-scheduling-competition

The idea:

  • You get questions from the MMLU benchmark
  • Instead of answering them, you decide:
    • 2b → run a small model
    • none → skip it

Then there is a cost-based metric:

  • running the model costs compute
  • running it when it fails is expensive
  • skipping when it would have worked is also penalized

So the goal is to minimise weighted cost.

Currently the set up is quite simple as the cost to run your model is no taken into account. Still it might be a first step in the right direction.

Curious to see what people come up with—rules, classifiers, or something more creative.

Happy to discuss ideas or answer questions!

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