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So the models might be getting smarter without discontinuous jumps. And it could just be that we're measuring them in a way that gives no credit for partial ans
by Satam 3y ago
So the models might be getting smarter without discontinuous jumps. And it could just be that we're measuring them in a way that gives no credit for partial answers, thus we end up missing the signs that they've been getting continuously sharper all along.
This sounds kind of in line with what I gather Sam Altman's thinking is. They feel they can predict a model's reasoning abilities quite well based just on the size of the training compute and data.
- ActionHank 3y agoSam Altman is the salesman, it's not his thinking, it's the thinking of the many, many experts that work at OpenAI that he parrots.
- tucnak 3y agoWow, now you're really sticking it up to the man!
- Jensson 3y agoIf you are a fan of Sam Altman can't you say what technical problems he solved and in what way he is a technical leader here? Would be much more effective than just an insult.
- hkt 3y agoVC is very often a cult of personality, let's face it. So is most of capitalism when you think about it - Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, etc. They're where they are because of vast quantities of unattributed work by other people.
- ActionHank 3y agoHe still didn’t solve anything. Rocking up and shoving money in your pockets is hardly a skill.
- ineedaj0b 3y agoSam’s a snake. This should be well known. He’s charismatic. He’s well liked, he gets things done. He also craves power and will lie and destroy you if you stand in his way. Never trust Sam
- ActionHank 3y agoCould be worse, could be the one white-knighting for the billionaire that I think is my bff for some inexplicable reason.
- tucnak 3y agoGround-breaking revelation! I should let all my friends at the forum know that CEO man is, indeed, bad. Thank you!