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I would argue that any given technology tends to improve on an S curve, so exponentially at first and then flattening out. See Moore’s law as a great example.
by einsteinx2 2y ago
I would argue that any given technology tends to improve on an S curve, so exponentially at first and then flattening out. See Moore’s law as a great example.
Or more on topic see the improvements in LLMs since they were invented. At first each release was an order of magnitude better than the last (see GPT 2 vs 3 vs 4), now they’re getting better but at a much slower rate.
Certainly feels like being at the top of an S curve to me, at least until an entirely new architecture is invented to supersede transformers.