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I don't think so. Google has had its own internal LLMs for quite some time now. Some of them are even more powerful than GPT 3.5. The only question has been: "W
by behnamoh 4y ago
I don't think so. Google has had its own internal LLMs for quite some time now. Some of them are even more powerful than GPT 3.5. The only question has been: "Why release it to the public?"
- cmrdporcupine 4y agoExactly. I played with "Meena" when I was an employee there and it was ... disturbingly human-like. I can understand why Google didn't want to release it. And even more so after the Blake Lemoine incident. Google is already accused of operating a panopticon, the last thing they want to be accused of is running SkyNet. People who think Google has fallen behind here are sorely mistaken. They just don't/haven't-had a way to make money off of it and are likely worried about reputational fallout. I want Google's lunch to get eaten as much as the next guy, but I don't think it will be on this front.