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2023

  • Mar 2023 Runway Gen-2

    Runway Gen-2 is a multimodal video generation system announced in March 2023 that turns text, images or video clips into new video, and was among the first commercially available text-to-video models.

    MultimodalGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Feb 24, 2023 LLaMA

    A family of foundation language models from Meta AI, released in 7B to 65B parameter sizes and trained on public data; its 13B model was reported to beat GPT-3 on most benchmarks.

    Large language modelsOpen sourceFoundation models

  • Feb 6, 2023 Runway Gen-1

    Runway Gen-1 is a video-to-video diffusion model released in February 2023 that restyles existing footage from text or image prompts while keeping the source video's structure. It was among the first commercially available video-generation models.

    MultimodalGenerative modelsCreative tools

2022

  • Dec 13, 2022 RT-1 (Robotics Transformer)

    RT-1 is a transformer-based model for real-world robot control, trained on over 130,000 episodes collected with 13 robots and reported to perform more than 700 language instructions at a 97% success rate.

    Research historyFoundation modelsMultimodal

  • Nov 24, 2022 Stable Diffusion 2

    Stable Diffusion 2 is an open-source text-to-image model family released by Stability AI on 24 November 2022, built on a new OpenCLIP text encoder and shipped with upscaling, depth-guided and inpainting models; version 2.1 followed weeks later.

    Open sourceGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Nov 5, 2022 Midjourney V4

    Midjourney V4 is the fourth-generation image generation model released in alpha on 5 November 2022. It was the first Midjourney model trained on Google TPUs, and reviewers described it as a large step up from V3.

    Consumer appsGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Aug 22, 2022 Stable Diffusion (v1)

    An open-weight text-to-image model released publicly by Stability AI on 22 August 2022, built on latent diffusion and small enough to run on consumer GPUs, which made local image generation widely accessible.

    Open sourceGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Jul 25, 2022 Midjourney V3

    Midjourney V3, released on 25 July 2022, was the third model version of Midjourney; it raised image quality sharply by learning from how users behaved, and it produced the image that won a Colorado State Fair digital-art prize.

    Consumer appsGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • May 23, 2022 Imagen

    Imagen is a text-to-image diffusion model announced by Google Research in May 2022, known for pairing a frozen large language model with diffusion and for the DrawBench benchmark; Google did not release it publicly.

    Research historyGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • May 3, 2022 OPT-175B (Open Pre-trained Transformer)

    OPT-175B is a 175-billion-parameter language model from Meta AI, announced in May 2022. Meta said it was the first model of its size released with both pretrained weights and the code to train and use them.

    Large language modelsResearch historyOpen source

  • Apr 12, 2022 Midjourney V2

    Midjourney V2 was the second model version of Midjourney's image generation model, released on 12 April 2022 and the default model until V3 arrived that July. Midjourney later described it as colorful and painterly but low in coherency.

    Consumer appsGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Apr 6, 2022 DALL·E 2

    DALL·E 2 is an image generator that OpenAI announced on 6 April 2022. It uses a diffusion decoder conditioned on CLIP image embeddings and supports image variations and language-guided editing. OpenAI deprecated its API in late 2025 and shut it down in May 2026.

    Consumer appsGenerative modelsCreative tools

  • Apr 4, 2022 PaLM

    PaLM is a 540-billion-parameter dense Transformer language model announced by Google Research in April 2022, trained with the Pathways system across 6,144 TPU v4 chips; it set strong few-shot results on many benchmarks.

    Large language modelsResearch historyReasoning

  • Feb 2, 2022 AlphaCode

    AlphaCode is a DeepMind code-generation system for competitive programming, announced in February 2022. On Codeforces contests held after its training data, it reached an estimated rank around the median participant. A Gemini-based AlphaCode 2 followed in December 2023.

    Large language modelsResearch historyCode

  • Feb 2022 Midjourney V1

    Midjourney V1 was Midjourney's first image-generation model, released in February 2022 and used through a bot on the company's Discord server. It produced abstract, painterly images and was replaced by V2 and V3 within months.

    Consumer appsGenerative modelsCreative tools

2021

  • Dec 8, 2021 Gopher

    Gopher is DeepMind's 280-billion-parameter language model, announced in December 2021 alongside a study of what scale does to language models and a companion taxonomy of their risks.

    Large language modelsResearch historyEurope

  • Oct 11, 2021 Megatron-Turing NLG 530B

    Megatron-Turing NLG 530B is a 530-billion-parameter language model announced by NVIDIA and Microsoft on 11 October 2021, then the largest monolithic transformer language model, trained on NVIDIA's Selene supercomputer with Megatron-LM and DeepSpeed combined.

    Large language modelsFoundation modelsHardware & compute

  • Jul 5, 2021 ERNIE 3.0

    ERNIE 3.0 is a 10-billion-parameter pre-trained language model from 2021 that trains on plain text plus a large-scale knowledge graph and fuses auto-encoding and auto-regressive networks, so one model handles both language understanding and generation.

    Large language modelsResearch historyChina

  • May 18, 2021 LaMDA

    LaMDA is a family of conversational language models that Google announced in 2021 and described in a 2022 paper, notable for its work on safety and factual grounding in dialogue and for later powering Bard.

    Large language modelsResearch historyConsumer apps

  • Jan 5, 2021 CLIP

    An image-text model from OpenAI that learns to match pictures with their captions. Trained on about 400 million image-caption pairs, it can classify images by comparing them against written prompts, with no task-specific training.

    Open sourceFoundation modelsMultimodal

  • Jan 5, 2021 DALL·E

    DALL·E is OpenAI's text-to-image model unveiled on 5 January 2021: a 12-billion-parameter transformer trained on 250 million text-image pairs that generates a picture token by token from a caption.

    MultimodalGenerative modelsCreative tools

2020

  • May 28, 2020 GPT-3

    GPT-3 is an autoregressive language model with 175 billion parameters, described in a May 2020 paper. It could perform new tasks from a few examples in the prompt, without any gradient updates, and it was first offered through OpenAI's API.

    Large language modelsResearch historyFoundation models

  • Jan 28, 2020 Meena

    Meena is a 2.6-billion-parameter open-domain chatbot from Google, trained end-to-end on filtered social media conversations. Its 2020 paper introduced the SSA human-evaluation metric and linked next-token perplexity to human-judged chat quality. The work was later renamed LaMDA.

    Large language modelsResearch historyConsumer apps

2019

2018

  • Oct 11, 2018 BERT

    BERT is a language model from Google that reads text in both directions and is pre-trained by filling in masked words. Fine-tuned per task, it set new records on question answering and language-understanding benchmarks and later went into Google Search.

    Large language modelsResearch historyOpen source

  • Jun 11, 2018 GPT-1

    GPT-1 was OpenAI's first generative pre-trained transformer, published in June 2018. It showed that one language model, pre-trained on unlabelled text and then fine-tuned, could improve results on many language tasks.

    Large language modelsResearch historyOpen source

2011

  • Feb 2011 IBM Watson

    IBM Watson is a question-answering computer system built by an IBM research team led by David Ferrucci; in February 2011 it defeated the two foremost all-time champions of the televised quiz show Jeopardy!

    Research historyEnterpriseReasoning