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The “law” was previously established empirically already and is only of relevance as a technical detail to a few specialists that may care. I think it was a str
by pama 4y ago
The “law” was previously established empirically already and is only of relevance as a technical detail to a few specialists that may care. I think it was a strategic mistake to only release models that are weaker than what people can get their hands on. Is there a limit on that hardware scaling to larger models? As a hardware company that tries to stay in the game they should show some signs of dominance, not just Apache license.
- UncleEntity 4y ago> The “law” was previously established empirically already and is only of relevance as a technical detail to a few specialists that may care. Or, you know, customers who want a quote on how much it’ll cost to train on their data. Not everyone has unlimited budgets to train a model to state of the art performance for giggles.