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In the case of a large company like Google, "immediately" can take years.
by sowbug 4y ago
In the case of a large company like Google, "immediately" can take years.
- kccqzy 4y agoI think you overestimated it. Google's LaMDA is already ready and running, it's just that it's behind the corporate firewall available only to employees. Years? That's way too long for them to scale up the service and flip a switch to open it to the public.
- thefourthchime 4y agoLarge corporations are great at failing to exploit their own strengths because they are afraid of anything rocking how they make money. I would be far more surprised if google reinvents itself using a transformer-based AI than I would some unknown company.
- sowbug 4y agoYeah, this is more where I'm coming from. Even if the product's technology were fully ready to launch, there are so many layers of stakeholders, existing overlapping product lines, branding questions, and, yes, pure politics to overcome. That's all in addition to the classic Christensen innovator's dilemma whether the company even wants to disrupt its own business model. It's a lot more than removing an ACL on a server.
- visarga 4y agoWell, chatGPT demo managed to put Azure GPUs on their knees, and that was just a million users. When you got a billion users you need a smaller model or many more datacentres.
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