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I myself have never heard it outside of "nerdy" circles... that is: people who would read science fiction. I personally am not entirely happy about the word (n
by Findecanor 3y ago
I myself have never heard it outside of "nerdy" circles... that is: people who would read science fiction.
I personally am not entirely happy about the word (no matter how it is spelled) being used for a particular AI product. "Grok" to me means knowing a subject at a much deeper level than I think any AI is capable of at the present level of technology.
But it would be passable to use it for a company name, to indicate that it is a goal to strive for.
- ben_w 3y agoGenerally agree, though I would say "knowing a subject at a much deeper level than any LLM is capable of", as AI more broadly also includes specialist models that are wildly super-human in narrow domains like chess and Go.