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Isn’t it all incredibly short lived as well? I mean; we have and will have trained open/public foundational models that are not censored. Sure they are not gpt4
by anonzzzies 4y ago
Isn’t it all incredibly short lived as well? I mean; we have and will have trained open/public foundational models that are not censored. Sure they are not gpt4 but will close the gap more and more as money flies in, the science improves etc. When gpt6 or so arrives, the more open companies will be close.
And those have no censoring and/or cannot be stopped when a jailbreak has been found. So this is incredibly temporary imho.
- blowski 4y agoThere were similar arguments about Google in 2001. Google needed to "not be evil" because it was so easy to replace them that any mis-steps would immediately lead to a whippersnapper taking their business. Look how that worked out.
- anonzzzies 4y agoYou couldn’t run google on your laptop or phone yourself. For inference, you can run many of these yourself and that is improving daily. There was no reality in which you would say ‘in 10 years I can run google on my laptop’ while there is an easy ‘in 10 years I can run 175B gpt3 or 4 on laptop’ as that will happen, at least for inference. So this is very different; you cannot censor things once they can run local.