Amazon has been reported to be developing a multi-modal large language model named 'Olympus', which is expected to be officially announced at the AWS re:Invent conference next week. According to The Information, the internal code name for this algorithm is 'Olympus'. Last November, Reuters reported that Amazon had invested millions of dollars in training a large language model named 'Olympus', with a parameter count reaching 2 trillion.

["Amazon is training a large language model codenamed Olympus, with an astonishing 2 trillion parameters.", "In contrast, OpenAI's GPT-4 has 1 trillion parameters, making Olympus's parameters twice as many.", "Amazon has strong cloud computing resources and is expected to make waves in the AI field with Olympus.", "The number of parameters is not the only criterion for determining the strength of an AI model; the model's design and training data are equally important.", "It is still unclear when Amazon will publicly release Olympus."]

Amazon plans to train a large language model 'Olympus' to compete with rivals OpenAI and Alphabet. 'Olympus' has 2 trillion parameters, making it one of the largest models to date, while OpenAI's GPT-4 has only 1 trillion parameters. The training team led by Rohit Prasad will provide more powerful AI services. Amazon believes that having its own model will enhance its competitiveness in the cloud services sector.