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If you had hubs/spokes of topical llm's, where you ask about crossing the atlantic, and it pulls from travel/other sources that basically take every question as
by gremlinsinc 4y ago
If you had hubs/spokes of topical llm's, where you ask about crossing the atlantic, and it pulls from travel/other sources that basically take every question asked, google it, add a timestamp and maybe re-google if timestamp > 3 months, then when I google the same thing, we'll get very similar things. This wouldn't be on chatGPT, but gpt-3/4, but essentially each convo is itself a walled garden, if you opened that up, and gave it access to the internet, and merged very similar questions into 'one' so that when anyone asks that specific question (not exactly but enough for the ai to recognize it), it'll pull from data already processed, thus saving bandwidth, and when it doesn't have the answer it uses the extra saved bandwidth to devour some solid sources online to get that data for you.