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Mistral Large and Codestral Quiz
Review Mistral Large’s current multimodal models and Codestral’s code-completion role alongside Mistral’s earlier open model families.
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What is Codestral specifically designed for?
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- What is Codestral specifically designed for?
- Code generation and completion
- Image generation
- Speech recognition
- Video editing
- Where is Mistral AI headquartered?
- San Francisco, USA
- Paris, France
- London, UK
- Berlin, Germany
- What architecture does Mixtral use to stay efficient?
- A single dense network
- Pure rule-based logic
- Sparse mixture-of-experts
- A recurrent neural net only
- What does 'fill-in-the-middle' allow Codestral to do?
- Translate spoken audio
- Render 3D graphics
- Compress files
- Insert code using both the text before and after the cursor
- How should developers interpret the licenses of Mistral downloadable weights and hosted services?
- Check the exact model and release terms; weight licenses and hosted service terms are distinct
- Assume every model and hosted endpoint shares Apache 2.0 terms
- Assume downloading weights places them in the public domain
- Assume a model weight license automatically permits reselling Mistral’s hosted API
- Which capability makes Mistral Large useful for building agents?
- Built-in printer drivers
- Function/tool calling
- Native blockchain mining
- Analog signal processing
- How many parameters are active per token in Mistral Large 3’s sparse mixture-of-experts model?
- 3 billion active parameters
- 22 billion active parameters
- 41 billion active parameters
- 675 billion active parameters
- How many programming languages did Mistral say its original May 2024 Codestral model was trained on?
- Exactly 8 languages
- Only Python and JavaScript
- More than 800 languages
- More than 80 programming languages
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