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> and why that’s a particularly difficult problem to solve The person I responded to, who seems like someone who definitely knows his stuff, made a comment tha
by jmye 11mo ago
> and why that’s a particularly difficult problem to solve
The person I responded to, who seems like someone who definitely knows his stuff, made a comment that implied it was a technically difficult thing to do, not a trivially easy thing that's completely explained by "welp, $$$", which is why I asked. Your comments may point to why ChatGPT doesn't do it, but they're not really answering the actual question, in context.
Especially where the original idea (not mine) was a lightweight LLM that can answer basic things, but knows when it doesn't know the answer and can go ask a heftier model for back-up.
- throwaway290 11mo agoI think that person should think that technically difficult thing that makes more money = gets solved and technically difficult thing that makes less money = doesn't get solved. By the way model's don't "know". They autocomplete tokens. > Your comments may point to why ChatGPT doesn't do it Any commercial model which is most of them...