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> models deployed in critical applications such as finance, law, and healthcare. We went really quickly from "obviously noone will ever use these models for im
by staunton 1y ago
> models deployed in critical applications such as finance, law, and healthcare.
We went really quickly from "obviously noone will ever use these models for important things" to "we will at the first opportunity, so please at least try to limit the damage by making the models better"...
- devoutsalsa 1y agoToday someone who is routinely drug tested at work is being replaced by a hallucinating LLM.
- thedanbob 1y agoTo be fair, the AI probably hallucinates more efficiently than the human.
- daveguy 1y agoNope. The human neural network runs on about 20 watts of power. The LLM is vastly less efficient than the human version. And that's just the inference -- if you consider training it's much worse.
- hx8 1y agoSure the brain runs on low power but it requires an entire body of support systems, extensive daily downtime maintenance, about twenty five years of training, and finally requires energy input in an incredibly inefficient format.
- mminer237 1y agoHumans are more than just brains. The average American human costs about $50,000/year to run.