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> Humans are often on autopilot, perhaps even most of the time I wonder what responsiveness/results someone would get running an LLM with just ~20 watts for pr
by Terr_ 2y ago
> Humans are often on autopilot, perhaps even most of the time
I wonder what responsiveness/results someone would get running an LLM with just ~20 watts for processing and memory, especially if it was getting trained at the same time.
That said, we do have a hardware advantage, what with the enormous swarm of nano-bots using technology and techniques literally beyond our best science. :p
- eru 2y agoThere's another advantage: Humans and human language have co-evolved to be compatible. Language makes no such allowance for the needs and quirks of LLMs. (However to a certain extent we design our LLMs to be able to deal with human language.)