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For the most part, LLMs just remember. They don't think or learn or create on their own --- at least not anywhere close to a human level. Otherwise, they would
by jqpabc123 1y ago
For the most part, LLMs just remember.
They don't think or learn or create on their own --- at least not anywhere close to a human level. Otherwise, they wouldn't require so much "training"
Essentially, they are best characterized as a huge database with a natural language interface.
Once the internet had been consumed and indexed, this sort of approach starts to hit a wall. There is no more data readily available for "training".
I don't know what the next breakthrough will be but I firmly believe one will be required to push performance to any significantly higher level.
- pillefitz 1y agoIn terms of bits seen during training, LLM are more akin to a 3 year old. Robots roaming around and learning to interact with the in environment and sharing knowledge might be a game changer, assuming that the current methodologies are sufficient (LLM + RL)