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well yeah but it's un-obviously a very big difference that basically invalidates any conclusion that you can make with this comparison.
by legacynl 2y ago
well yeah but it's un-obviously a very big difference that basically invalidates any conclusion that you can make with this comparison.
- mort96 2y agoI don't think so: it seems reasonable to assume that biological neurons are strictly more powerful than "neural network" weights, so the fact that a human brain has 3 orders of magnitude more biological neurons than language models have weights tells that we should expect, as an extreme lower bound, 3 orders of magnitude difference.