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Another headline of “model runs on x”, which usually means “let’s list how much you give up to run on x”.

Dumbed down quantization?

No. Full intended inference weights preserved, so far so good.

Slow performance?

No again. Looks like you could get over 150 tokens/second.

Give up context window size?

Yes. Original model is trained for and served at 1M, this is 256k. A very practical tradeoff though. Codex is in this range, and quality does start to drop off toward the full size.

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I am curious if there has been work to remove experts from an open-weights model. The goal would be to reduce the size to be able to run on desktop GPUs without compromising quality. For a focused usecase - say coding, you dont need a model that knows world history. And, I am not talking about quantization. If it is possible to determine which experts are active for some usecases, and surgically remove the others.
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