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You certainly don't need that much context for it to be useful, but it definitely opens up a LOT more possibilities without the compromises of implementing some
by choilive 3y ago
You certainly don't need that much context for it to be useful, but it definitely opens up a LOT more possibilities without the compromises of implementing some type of RAG.
In addition, don't we want our AI to have superhuman capabilities? The ability to work on 10M+ tokens of context at a time could enable superhuman performance in many tasks. Why stop at 10M tokens? Imagine if AI could work on 1B tokens of context like you said?