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But if I'm a pharma lab, I don't want to rely on a statistical engine that makes mistakes to answer those questions, I want to query a database that is determin
by malfist 11mo ago
But if I'm a pharma lab, I don't want to rely on a statistical engine that makes mistakes to answer those questions, I want to query a database that is deterministic.
- hn_acc1 11mo agoThis. LLM is NOT the tool for a pharma lab - properly trained ML is the right tool. Heck, English is probably not even the right LANGUAGE to use for discussing chemical interactions.
- lenerdenator 11mo agoWould the proper language be math, or another human language? I could see things like "nitrate" and "nitrite" possibly being a stumbling block for an LLM.
- iambateman 11mo agoSam Altman says that he thinks scientific research is a huge opportunity for AI to contribute as it more fully develops and I think he’s right. Since I’m not a scientific researcher, I have no idea if he’s just blowing smoke but I think it’s reasonable to think of a purpose-built system which has an LLM component being used by a team to do something useful.
- bluefirebrand 11mo ago> Sam Altman says that he thinks scientific research is a huge opportunity for AI to contribute as it more fully develops and I think he’s right Sam Altman will say anything if he thinks it will increase people's investment in his company. Don't believe a word that slimeball speaks