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Talkie: Vintage 13B Language Model
Exploring AI history by training models on pre-1931 text.
Talkie trains vintage LMs on pre-1931 text to converse with the past. Researchers can compare vintage and modern models on historical tasks to study AI behavior and forecasting.
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