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It might. If hallucinations are truly random and not correlated to anything shared between models. For example, something inherent to the data they are trained
by sarchertech 3y ago
It might. If hallucinations are truly random and not correlated to anything shared between models. For example, something inherent to the data they are trained on. Given how locked down I think potential training data is going to become, and the amount of data required, I think that sharing data between models is almost guaranteed.
Also that sounds like an awful lot of computing power for everyday UIs. It also doesn’t solve the non determinism problem.