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I'm using chatgpt regularly. I use ml regularly. I know quite a lot of people doing this also. Why do you think we are at transistor age?
by Delotosex 3y ago
I'm using chatgpt regularly.
I use ml regularly.
I know quite a lot of people doing this also.
Why do you think we are at transistor age?
- JohnFen 3y agoI don't think that people are using them says anything one way or another about what stage this tech is in. Lots of people used transistors on a daily basis in the form of radios and such back when transistors were brand new on the market.
- hammyhavoc 3y agoExactly. I don't even think it needs to be likened to the transistor age—why would an LLM be anything like an electronics component? The two things are not similar. Assuming we're in the "transistor age" implies that things are going to get significantly better, and yet that's a very big assumption, IMO.
- gumballindie 3y ago> I'm using chatgpt regularly. Wrong, you are not using chatgpt. You are training chatgpt. You are paying a fee simply because they cant scale yet - there are only that many gpus available - and they had to slow things down a bit but openai gains value in you improving its little bot. Millions of people training a model and an ever increasing computing power means than in 10-20 years ai will be where computer games are today vs 20-30 years ago. Hence my analogy to transistors. Ai is not going away but what needs to go away is companies such as openai and bad scifi believing mob.