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Tesla enabled Autopilot in 2015, Siri was available in 2011, the Oculus Rift consumer version was sold in 2015. When those first launched I believed, like you
by sharkjacobs 4y ago
Tesla enabled Autopilot in 2015, Siri was available in 2011, the Oculus Rift consumer version was sold in 2015.
When those first launched I believed, like you believe about deep learning generative models, that they were the rough first versions with huge potential and lots of obvious room for improvement, but they've all just stagnated and plateaued since then.
I really do hope that GPT will be able to make incremental improvements which shore up some of its weaknesses and deficiencies, and that it becomes more useful and reliable. But if it doesn't I'm worried that there is so much investment and momentum behind it that I will have to use it all the time even though it still sucks.
- flangola7 4y agoI don't think those are objectively comparable. The amount of simple but significant optimizations that are clearly achievable is many. We're in the steam can turn a wheel phase.