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The results really aren’t striking enough that it’s clear that this model blows GPT-4 away. It seems roughly equivalent, give or take a bit. Why can we still n
by skepticATX 3y ago
The results really aren’t striking enough that it’s clear that this model blows GPT-4 away. It seems roughly equivalent, give or take a bit.
Why can we still not easily surpass a (relatively) ancient model?
- tempusalaria 3y agoOnce you’ve taken all the data in the world and trained a sufficiently large model on it, it’s very hard to improve on that base. It’s possible that GPT-4 basically represents that benchmark, and improvements will require better parsing/tokenization, clever synthetic data methods, building expert datasets. Much harder than just scraping the internet and doing next token after some basic data cleaning.