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Then you don't want an LLM you want something deterministic
by user_named 3y ago
Then you don't want an LLM you want something deterministic
- bob1029 3y agoThere is no opportunity for nuance?
- sgt101 3y agoThere's an opportunity to build a completely different technology. LLM's have a specific architecture that makes them good at approximate retrieval. They have a specific learning process that makes them able to do this over a vast training set. Doing things like reasoning about facts is possible using either symbolic or specific sub symbolic structures, but combining these with an LLM is a bit tricky. It's something that could be done for a demo in a 6hr/day/week project (depends on the demo) but to do it for real in an application... or as a robust bit of science... well... 6 people for 6 mths/years/?