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>> To be clear, Google does use AI. They use it so heavily that they've designed four generations of training accelerators. This +100 Somehow there is a percep
by neel8986 3y ago
>> To be clear, Google does use AI. They use it so heavily that they've designed four generations of training accelerators.
This +100
Somehow there is a perception that chat bots are the only example of AI research or product that matters and all AI organisations ability will be judged by their ability to create chatbots.
- visarga 3y agoLLMs are the end-game for almost all NLP and CV tasks. You can freely specify the task description, input and output formats, unlike discriminative models. You don't need to retrain, don't need many examples, and most importantly - it works on tasks the developers of the LLM were not aware of at design time - "developer aware generalisation". LLMs are more like new programming languages than applications, pre-2020 neural nets were mostly applications.
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