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Together AI Enhances Fine-Tuning Service with New Features
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Why it matters
- →Together AI's enhancements streamline the fine-tuning process, reducing time and complexity for developers.
- →Live metrics and finer controls enable more precise and efficient model training.
- →Price reductions make advanced AI models more accessible to a broader range of users.
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Together AI has expanded its fine-tuning service to support more open-weight models, including GLM-5.3 and Kimi K2.7, and introduced live metrics tracking. The update provides finer controls over training, such as early stopping and expert LoRA adapters, enhancing the efficiency of model development. Additionally, the company has reduced prices for training on most models, making advanced AI capabilities more affordable. These improvements aim to simplify the integration of cutting-edge models into production environments.
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