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It is not. Text is very dense information wise and recursive and you can formalize it. And easily coupled with interactions method. And more apt for automation.
by skydhash 2y ago
It is not. Text is very dense information wise and recursive and you can formalize it. And easily coupled with interactions method. And more apt for automation. You can easily see this with software like Autocad which have both. There's a reason all protocol are texts.
Vision and audio plays a nice role, but that's because of humans and reality. real world <-> vision|audio <-> processing pipeline makes sense. But processing <-> data <-> vision|audio <-> data <-> processing cycle is just non sense and a waste of resources.
- cooper_ganglia 2y agoNot a waste of resources, just an increase in use. This is why need more resources.
- skydhash 2y agoIt's a waste, because you could have just resolve the middleman and have data <-> processing cycle. When you increase resources use, that means some other metrics should be increased with an higher factor (car vs carriage and horses, computers vs doing computation by hand), otherwise it's a waste
- ricardo81 2y ago>Text is very dense information wise and recursive and you can formalize it. There's been a lot of attempts over the years and varying degrees of accuracy, but I don't know if you can go as far as to "formalize" it. Beyond the syntax, (tokenising, syntactic chunking and ...beyond) there is the intent, and that is super hard to measure. And possibly, the problem with these prompts is they get things right a lot of the time but wrong say 5% of the time. Purely because they couldn't formalize it. My web hosting has 99.99% uptime which is a bit more reassuring than 95%.