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Pretty cool! Honestly even if it were to take a few minutes per response, that's likely sufficient for many use cases. I'd get value out of that if it allowed
by adam_arthur 4y ago
Pretty cool!
Honestly even if it were to take a few minutes per response, that's likely sufficient for many use cases. I'd get value out of that if it allowed bypassing a paywall. I'm curious how these models end up being monetized/supported financially, as they sound expensive to run at scale.
The required disk space seems the biggest barrier for local.
- JellyBeanThief 4y agoCrowd-funded AI training coming soon to Patreon?
- justplay 4y agodo it now
- afro88 4y agoIf it's a few minutes per token you might be waiting a lot longer for a full response: https://blog.quickchat.ai/post/tokens-entropy-question/ https://blog.quickchat.ai/post/tokens-entropy-question/ I also wonder how open.ai etc provides access to these for free. Reminds me of the adage from when Facebook rose to popularity: "if something is free, 'you' are the product". Perhaps to gather lots more conversational training data for fine tuning.
- JackFr 4y agoIt would be remarkable and surprising if they weren’t doing that.
- int_19h 4y agoIt's in their FAQ: >> Who can view my conversations? > As part of our commitment to safe and responsible AI, we review conversations to improve our systems and to ensure the content complies with our policies and safety requirements. >> Will you use my conversations for training? > Yes. Your conversations may be reviewed by our AI trainers to improve our systems.