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Even supposing the purported "model collapse" does occur, it doesn't destroy the LLMs we already have -- which are clearly already capable of fooling humans. I
by akoboldfrying 1y ago
Even supposing the purported "model collapse" does occur, it doesn't destroy the LLMs we already have -- which are clearly already capable of fooling humans. I don't see the clown party being over, just reaching a stable equilibrium.
- energy123 1y agoExactly. It logically can't occur, even by the own flawed assumptions of the people that say this. Just freeze all training data at 2024 or keep existing models, the worse case scenario is the models will plateau.
- codr7 1y agoSo how much did you invest in AI? Because you're not making much sense. You're saying it's not a problem because people will happily keep using LLM's that don't contain any new information after 2024. Really?
- codr7 1y agoThey're also out of date, which makes them useless pretty fast.