Mistral Small 3
Mistral AI
• Framework: JAXMistral Small 3.1 is a compact, high-performance open-weight large language model developed by Mistral AI. Designed for efficiency, it delivers robust reasoning, summarization, and conversational capabilities while running on consumer-grade GPUs. With 24 billion parameters and long-context understanding, it supports instruction following, function calling, and multilingual text generation. Mistral Small 3.1 is optimized for real-world applications such as chatbots, content creation, and lightweight inference in production environments, offering the perfect balance between accuracy and performance for developers and enterprises.
Mistral Small 3 AI Model
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- Real-time processing
- Multilingual support
- Efficient inference
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Dataset Used
C4, Wikipedia, StackExchange
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