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In fine-tuned models, for example, you may only train a real subset of the weights. Who is the copyright owner now and what is the justification? There might b
by sva_ 4y ago
In fine-tuned models, for example, you may only train a real subset of the weights. Who is the copyright owner now and what is the justification?
There might be other ways of transfer-learning where you can greatly benefit from the pretrained weights, some of which may have not yet been discovered.
- bob1029 4y ago> In fine-tuned models, for example, you may only train a real subset of the weights. I am not sure to what degree this applies throughout the various offerings. We are finding that "fine" tuning cuts pretty damn deep. For instance, with OpenAI you can start with base Curie/Davinci and build an effective chat bot that makes ChatGPT look incompetent in a very narrow vertical slice of some specialized domain.