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There’s no way that TBs of ram will be accessible to the average consumer. Even in the previous decade we did not see any improvement. In memory availability. T
by PartiallyTyped 4y ago
There’s no way that TBs of ram will be accessible to the average consumer. Even in the previous decade we did not see any improvement. In memory availability. There has not been any need to go further than 32 GB for the general public for a long time now and even the average consumer does not have more than 16.
There must be a real necessity for that to happen, and I do not see how LLMs provide substantial benefits to push for a change.
- ly3xqhl8g9 4y agoRunning locally your own personal assistant that knows everything about you on a deeply personal, conversational level seems a rather real necessity. But since people seem not to care today who has their files, their emails, their health records, maybe I am wrong and the next 10 years will actually only bring us the first $100 trillion market cap company. LLMs are merely a technical detail, a stepping stone, the major breakthrough will be the first algorithm of a synthetic agent. Do we really want the boring dystopia HAL, Rehoboam, and so forth, or our own personal Star Trek Data.