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They can only do this in the USA. The battle bottleneck is going to be GPUs and countries that have access to it will leap ahead of the US if arbitrary regulati
by windex 3y ago
They can only do this in the USA. The battle bottleneck is going to be GPUs and countries that have access to it will leap ahead of the US if arbitrary regulations are put in place to neuter LLMs in the US.
- yieldcrv 3y agoYou can lobby in every country, what do you mean
- windex 3y agoI think the healthcare industry case in the US is a great example of how regulatory capture works against the consumer.
- yieldcrv 3y agoOkay. you can do regulatory capture in many countries too You’re just saying random things about US industries as if it’s insightful because you saw a documentary once, well that’s what its reading like
- grumple 3y agoIt only takes one country to host an open source AI model thanks to the internet.
- anticensor 3y agoUnless your country of residence decides to block access to that model, or the model's country of residence decides to apply a customs-like regime to its internet.
- grumple 3y agoThat's much harder to do and effectively impossible in the US/EU.
- perryizgr8 3y agoAnd where lobbying is illegal, only criminals can do it!
- onlyrealcuzzo 3y agoLLM progress is likely going to have a deteriorating curve like nearly all ML / AI tech. It's possible things aren't going to get substantially better from GPT-4 for a while. The idea that new players will surely zoom past seems bold, especially when established incumbents with massive budgets and proven track records in the space are struggling to keep up...
- AviationAtom 3y agoCheckout Claude, from Anthropic. It's a team of ex-OpenAI folks. The results I've seen from it thus far have been most impressive.
- windex 3y agoI think the next wave will focus on the emergent organization of information and zero shot solutions that some of these models seem to be showing in cases.