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Thanks, that makes more sense. I found "Fast Out Of (the gate) Model". Seemed odd but it fit so I listed it. I did a google search, but I should have realized

Thanks, that makes more sense. I found "Fast Out Of (the gate) Model". Seemed odd but it fit so I listed it. I did a google search, but I should have realized that by this point they're tainted by AI answers. For example: https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/12bisxu/what_does_foom_stand_for_who_coined_this_term/ https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity/comments/12bisxu/what_d...

FeepingCreature 3y ago
I mean, the usage of "foom" in the context of AI, like in the linked post, is the hard-takeoff one explained in that Reddit post. Goes back decades.
botro 3y ago
You've found a 'Traith'. Someone asked ChatGPT a question, ChatGPT did not know the answer and hallucinated one. They post the answer to Reddit / HN / Twitter, google indexes the answer and when someone searches they find the GPT hallucination. In the next GPT training run it's incorporated into the weights. It's an AI generated truth, a Traith. Traith is also defined as "A fishing station or fishing ground, especially for herring" and some herring are red.