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> It's a small, fairly dumb LLM. I have no idea whether you really don’t know what “LLM” stands for or are just trolling. Not calling it an LLM actually is mor
by codeflo 3y ago
> It's a small, fairly dumb LLM.
I have no idea whether you really don’t know what “LLM” stands for or are just trolling. Not calling it an LLM actually is more honest marketing precisely because it’s small, and “transformer-based model” is a precise technical description that everybody with even superficial knowledge of the field understood immediately.
And I’m actually onboard with most of your other examples. I’d include “all-day battery life” as another empty marketing term that doesn’t really say much.
- ilaksh 3y agoI know that LLM stands for large language model. It is still that type of model even though that final parameter count is not very large. They are deliberately avoid "LLM" because it doesn't compare favorably with most.
- Me1000 3y agoIt’s an autocomplete model, it’s not designed to compare favorably to LLMs. And a transformer model is a specific type of LLM. You could also build a language model using a RNN. There’s nothing deceptive here.
- codeflo 3y ago> It is still that type of model “That type of model” are called transformers, not “like an LLM but small”. The fact that you didn’t know that doesn’t make it wrong.
- ilaksh 3y ago[flagged]
- nurettin 3y agoThis model wasn't advertised by apple, someone who is probably not even affiliated with apple wrote a piece on how he found, analyzed and activated a small neural network inside of an obscure folder. There are no misguided "apple fans" to incorrect here.