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> The more practical question is though, does that matter? I think it matters quite a lot. Specifically for knowledge preservation and education.
by didericis 1y ago
> The more practical question is though, does that matter?
I think it matters quite a lot.
Specifically for knowledge preservation and education.
- bathtub365 1y agoYep, LLM’s still run on hardware with the same fundamental architecture we’ve had for years, sitting under a standard operating system. The software is written in the same languages we’ve been using for a long time. Unless there’s some seismic shift where all of these layers go away we’ll be maintaining these systems for a while.
- beefnugs 1y agoYes, but : not in all cases really. There are plenty of throw away, one off, experimental, trial and error, low stakes, spammy, interactions with dumb-assery, manager replacing instances that are acceptable as being quickly created and forgotten black boxes of temporary barely working trash. (not that people will limit to the proper uses)