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Toyota's materials handling and warehousing solutions division in Thailand has announced a partnership with AI security and cyber intelligence provider Gorilla to develop smart warehouse automation tools. The collaboration combines Gorilla's AI solutions with Toyota's expertise in logistics and materials handling to create innovative smart factory solutions. These tools will address real-world challenges in daily operations such as incorrect parts requests, low warehouse efficiency, and high costs associated with work delays, thereby leveraging smart technology.

1: The gorilla action project successfully trained a 42-year-old chimpanzee, Kanzi, to play 'Minecraft', with training methods akin to those used for GPT-4 AI. 2: Techniques such as context reinforcement learning, RLHF, imitation learning, and curriculum learning were employed during the training process. 3: The learning capabilities of the gorillas surpassed those of AI, demonstrating the advantages of animals in perceiving and adapting to new environments.

The LLaMA-based Gorilla model outperforms state-of-the-art LLMs like GPT-4 by mitigating hallucination issues and adapting to document changes. Gorilla has been trained on a massive dataset and has made its code, models, data, and demos available on GitHub. Future plans include adding more domains for Gorilla, such as Kubernetes, GCP, AWS, and OpenAPI.