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 # 1. Overview
 
-ChatGPT like models have taken the AI world by a storm, and it would not be an overstatement to say that its impact on the digital world has been revolutionary. These models are incredibly versatile, capable of performing tasks like summarization, coding, and translation with results that are on-par or even exceeding the capabilities of human experts. Given the sheer power of these models, multiple efforts are underway in the AI open-source community to make ChatGPT-style models more accessible (e.g. ChatLLaMa, Alpaca, Vicuna, Databricks-Dolly, etc.).
+ChatGPT like models have taken the AI world by storm, and it would not be an overstatement to say that it's impact on the digital world has been revolutionary. These models are incredibly versatile, capable of performing tasks like summarization, coding, and translation with results that are on-par or even exceeding the capabilities of human experts. Given the sheer power of these models, multiple efforts are underway in the AI open-source community to make ChatGPT-style models more accessible (e.g. ChatLLaMa, Alpaca, Vicuna, Databricks-Dolly, etc.).
 
 Despite these incredible efforts, there is still a lack of an end-to-end RLHF pipeline capable of training powerful ChatGPT like model that is easily accessible to the AI community. For instance, training a modest 6.7B ChatGPT model with existing systems typically requires expensive multi-GPU setup that is beyond the reach of many data scientists. Even with access to such computing resources, training efficiency is often less than 5% of what these machines are capable of (as illustrated [shortly](#effective-throughput-and-scalability-analysis)). And finally, existing solutions simply cannot support easy, fast and affordable training state-of-the-art ChatGPT models with hundreds of billions of parameters, even given access to multi-GPU clusters.