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I would argue compilers have a perfect “understanding” as the input:output is generally 1:1. One input almost always produces the same output. It’s just that th

I would argue compilers have a perfect “understanding” as the input:output is generally 1:1. One input almost always produces the same output. It’s just that the input is extremely limited by a set of predefined rules. The same can’t be said about code generators like this that are producing millions of possibilites and using heuristics to guess which program will have the most success.

fragmede 4y ago
Reproducibility is a big deal. With the Stable Diffusion model as a publicly available test model, using the exact same inputs, especially the seed value for the random number generator, should get you the same picture on subsequent runs or on a different machine. Whether or not ChatGPT is evolving with our input is a secret to make that not the same for their model is known only to OpenAI.