Professor at Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering
Luke Zettlemoyer is a researcher at the Allen Institute for AI and a professor at the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering
How media typically covers Luke Zettlemoyer
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“Co-author of Meta paper on distillation from larger models with shared tokenization schemes.”
“Co-authored Nature paper on byteification and language model architecture improvements.”
“Co-author on Context Language Models research paper about LLM context management.”
“Co-author of research paper on Mixture-of-Experts model design studying over 2,000 training runs to find optimal architecture choices.”
“Leading AI researcher serving as angel investor and founding advisor to NeoCognition.”
Allen Institute for AI released Olmo 3, a family of fully-open language models including a 32B thinking model claimed as the strongest fully-open thinking model to date, with complete transparency of the entire model lifecycle.
“Luke Zettlemoyer is listed as an author on the Olmo 3 technical report describing a family of fully-open language models.”