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We only have access to local models because they're subsidized too. There's nothing to prevent companies or state actors from paying/funding for increased proba
by likium 1y ago
We only have access to local models because they're subsidized too. There's nothing to prevent companies or state actors from paying/funding for increased probability and inherent bias.
Also local models are close in capabilities now but who knows in a few years what that'll look like.
- throwanem 1y agoEh. Files on my hard disks change when I say. And getting hooked on ChatGPT is like - is exactly like - getting addicted to money. If I benefit less from what I do use, I'll accept the trade of never having that rug yanked out from under me. It looks to me like raw model capabilities are topping out anyway; the engineering around them looks like making more difference in the back half of the decade, and I see nothing essential about that requiring nuclear-powered datacenter pyramids or whatever.
- acoard 1y ago> We only have access to local models because they're subsidized too. Yes, and the flow of future models may dry up, but the current local models we'll have forever.