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Lawjarp2 t1_j9uf61c wrote

Reply to New SOTA LLM called LLaMA releases today by Meta AI 🫡 by Pro_RazE

It's around as good as GPT-3(175B) but smaller(65B) like chinchilla. If released publicly like OPT models then it could be really big for open-source. If optimised like flexgen to run on a single GPU or a small rig maybe we could all have our own personal assistant or pair programmer.

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beezlebub33 t1_j9ue4ov wrote

Reply to comment by Nukemouse in What are the big flaws with LLMs right now? by fangfried

Slightly different things. That's more the episodic memory.

For Life-Long-Learning: No system gets it right all the time; if there is a mistake that it makes, like misclassifying a penguin as a fish (it doesn't make this mistake), then there is no way for it to get fixed. Similarly, countries, organizations, and the news change constantly and so it quickly becomes out of date.

It can't do incremental training. There are ways around this; some AI/ML systems will do incremental training (there was a whole DARPA program about it). Or the AI/ML system (which is stable) can reason over a dynamic data set / database or go get new info; this is the Bing Chat approach. It works better, but if something is embedded in the logic, it is stuck there until re-training.

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tatleoat t1_j9udekc wrote

Reply to comment by Nocturnal-Teacher in Autonomous drones use AI and computer vision to harvest fruits and veggies. In last year's demo, they only flew one drone now they can fly an entire fleet. In 5 years' time it could become truly impressive. by Dalembert

Moves at about half the rate of a person:

https://nocamels.com/2022/09/flying-robots-pick-fruit-24-7-and-know-exactly-when-its-ripe/

So it would take two of these to replace one person, might be more like a year or two away from this being genuinely viable

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ebolathrowawayy t1_j9u9uci wrote

Reply to comment by Artanthos in Microsoft is already undoing some of the limits it placed on Bing AI by YaAbsolyutnoNikto

I don't know who you're kidding, maybe yourself? The conservative platform is about 95% of the issues I named and gun control. That's all they talk about and all they care about. They have basically never been fiscally conservative and they prefer to strangle the middle and lower classes instead of taxing corporations. They love to ram through unpopular legislation by portraying it as religiously correct to pander to their aging voters. Republicans just want control, mostly control of women. That and pocketlining through corruption (Dems do this too, but not as much).

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