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Stanford ArtificiaI Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL)

Stanford ArtificiaI Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL)

2 models across 1 family · Latest: Alpaca 7B (2023-03)

Pioneering AI research and computing infrastructure

ClassificationJSON / Tool useAcademic

Stanford ArtificiaI Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL)'s portfolio covers 2 active models across 1 current family, spanning classification and json / tool use. Open a model detail page to compare provider routes and sourced benchmarks.

Covers 2 workload areas across 2 active tracked models; last verified 2026-05-19.

Use it for

  • Teams evaluating classification and json / tool use across this lab's releases
  • Comparing model families before committing to a flagship
  • Migration and pricing follow-ups across 2 tracked models

Do not use it for

  • Choosing a hosting provider without opening a model page for price ladders

Active models

2

Current models from this lab, excluding deprecated ones

Active families

1

Current model families from this lab

Open catalog

2 open

2 open source / 0 open weights

Lowest output price

$0.200 /1M

Cheapest tracked output across active models, per 1M tokens

Latest dated release

2023-03-31

Alpaca 7B

Freshness

2026-05-19

Researched 106d ago

stale

Information

Founded1962
Stanford, California, United States

Release cadence

Dated releases
2
Latest model
Alpaca 7B
Latest date
2023-03-31

Where this lab wins

  • Classification: 1 tracked model with MMLU-class moderation/safety coverage.
  • JSON/tool-use: 1 tracked model with BFCL / Nexus strict-JSON routing coverage.

Flagship quality / price signal

Flagship
Alpaca 7B
Selection source
Best sourced coding Q/$
Coding grade
unknown
Benchmark / output price
Not enough sourced benchmark and price coverage

About

The Stanford Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (SAIL) has been at the forefront of AI research since its inception in 1963, founded by Professor John McCarthy, a luminary in the field. During its early years, SAIL was situated in the D.C. Power building in the remote Santa Cruz Mountains, creating a unique atmosphere that some likened to a futuristic conclave. This environment fostered significant early contributions to computer science, including pioneering developments like the WAITS operating system, the SAIL programming language, and the innovations that led to the creation of the Stanford robotic arm—an early precursor to modern industrial robots.

Featured models

ModelReleasedContextInput price ($/1M)Output price ($/1M)LicenseOpenness
Alpaca 7B2023-03-312k$0.2$0.2Apache 2.0Open source
Alpaca 13B2023-03-312k--Apache 2.0Open source

Model families

Recent releases

  1. Alpaca 7B- 2023-03-31
  2. Alpaca 13B- 2023-03-31

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Last reviewed: 2026-05-19. Data sourced from public lab announcements and provider documentation.