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> You can't start with a statement about clinical trials not being perfectly reproducible and that's fine, then say this. Nobody said that to begin with. Re-re
by starbugs 3y ago
> You can't start with a statement about clinical trials not being perfectly reproducible and that's fine, then say this.
Nobody said that to begin with. Re-read their comment.
> If people are lying about an extremely important part of their product [...]
Nobody is alleging that anyone is lying. It's just that we cannot be sure what the research actually refers to, because of the nature of a proprietary/closed model.
> This is a little silly because these models are available extremely easily and at a pay-as-you-go pricing.
What does this have to do with the parent comment? I don't think it's appropriate to call anyone here silly, just because you don't like their comment and don't have good counter arguments.
- IanCal 3y ago> Nobody is alleging that anyone is lying. Let's be clear, you have made an explicit claim that openai are lying. > What does this have to do with the parent comment? Because many other fields would kill for this level of reproducibility, grab an API key, spend a few quid running a script and you can get the results yourself.
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