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Similarly, if Google (and Googlers) have had access to this or better for some time, where is the step change in productivity / innovation / technology?
by jddj 4y ago
Similarly, if Google (and Googlers) have had access to this or better for some time, where is the step change in productivity / innovation / technology?
- xyzzy123 4y agoI think it's organisational incentives, not tech per se. TL:DR; Brand risk, and the FAANGs are not as hungry. Google and MSFT are wary of deploying tech that gets caught saying super racist or nazi stuff (MSFT have been badly burned before) and they already have big income streams, they didn't feel strong pressure to "ship". OpenAI has less to lose, more to gain and people are more tolerant of janky cutting edge products dressed in "startup" branding.
- lossolo 4y agoIt's in the article I linked. They deployed models similar to Codex, like LLM, and saw a small boost in productivity. They have also deployed many other models internally.
- pharmakom 4y agoI think LLM are not very useful yet. I think they will be, but right now they are wrong far too often.