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It's already being implemented into the OpenAI API to reduce per-token API costs. It's not as complicated as I think you're envisioning, you just take the curre
by lucubratory 3y ago
It's already being implemented into the OpenAI API to reduce per-token API costs. It's not as complicated as I think you're envisioning, you just take the current state in memory of the model at a given token, and then put it in storage when you want to suspend or share the conversation. When you want to continue from that point in the conversation, you just load the state into memory and after inputting your next prompt it works normally. Think of it more like Quick Resume from the Xbox technology stack or the way save states work in gaming emulators.
- joshspankit 3y agoThose are solid analogies, thank you. I can see how that would work and also a little disappointed because it doesn’t need to give us any additional insight in to LLMs themselves.