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In this interview [1] with Ilya Sutskever, he indicates that they aren't even close to tapping out of data. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf1o0TQzry8&t=6
by lexandstuff 4y ago
In this interview [1] with Ilya Sutskever, he indicates that they aren't even close to tapping out of data.
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf1o0TQzry8&t=656s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yf1o0TQzry8&t=656s
- nr2x 4y agoThat interview is mind blowing stuff.
- rcpt 4y agoYeah great interview style. It's non stop content.
- fock 4y agoI wonder if we saw the same video - or maybe it is just ChatGPT being "great" in the wild? I see one guy asking another guy simple questions and getting weaselwords for an answer.
- revelio 4y agoThe interviewer and his questions is in some way more impressive than the answers, which is weird.
- rcpt 4y agoYeah. He's fast and it's just question after question. I didn't realize that was something I wanted to see in interviews.
- revelio 4y agoRight, that's totally it. I came away thinking the interviewer seemed way sharper than the interviewee which is pretty rare. The sheer throughput and speed of interesting questions was incredible. Too bad that many of the answers were not.
- jakeinspace 4y agoTo be fair, if the opposite were true, it might not be wise to admit. Saturating available high quality training data is one of the few ways anyone can see OpenAI slowing down.
- tome 4y agoYes, it's a bit strange. I would have thought 1. They would already be using everything they can get 2. They would easily be able to explain what they're not using, without giving away sensitive secrets.