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Cool, how do I talk to it? I see these big announcements with nothing behind them but a white paper and no way to reproduce. It's not a fact if there is no fal
by bluedays 7y ago
Cool, how do I talk to it?
I see these big announcements with nothing behind them but a white paper and no way to reproduce. It's not a fact if there is no falsifiability.
- cyorir 7y agoTo my knowledge, you can't talk to it. It looks like so far they've released sample conversations with Meena[0], and not much else. They've given a rough description of the model architecture and how they trained it, but good luck trying to replicate their 2.6B parameter model unless you can afford a lot of computes. [0]: https://github.com/google-research/google-research/tree/master/meena https://github.com/google-research/google-research/tree/mast...
- bluedays 7y agoThe burden of proof lies with Google, not with the scientific community. I cannot reproduce a scientific model if the data used for that model is squirreled away. Google has claimed so many times that they have cracked the nut on AI but has never allowed anyone to see real evidence. It makes me wonder if this is just a way to pump their stock.
- aantix 7y agoAgree - you would think the field of software should have the biggest burden or reproducibility given that data download, setup and testing can largely be automated.