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Definitely more efficient in terms of power consumed, not so in terms of human effort to build such guides across nearly every topic one could think of. But you
by rco8786 2y ago
Definitely more efficient in terms of power consumed, not so in terms of human effort to build such guides across nearly every topic one could think of. But you're right, we shouldn't ignore the power consumption.
I have found that asking AI "You are an expert teacher in X. I'd like to learn about X, where should I start?" is actually wildly effective.
- yoyohello13 2y ago> not so in terms of human effort to build such guides across nearly every topic How will LLMs be trained if no humans are making learning materials?
- rco8786 2y agoWhoever, or whatever, is creating the thing that needs reference materials would have to seed the initial set (just as they/it seeded the thing itself) and then go from there. If you didn't, then you won't be included the training set (obviously) and the AI would not easily know about you. Sort of how if you start a really cool company but don't make a website Google doesn't know about you and can't return you in their search results. It's valuable for Google (AI) to know about you, so it's valuable to build the sites (docs) to get indexed (trained on).