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Ironically, LLMs would be perfect for implementing such a filter.
by LorenDB 9mo ago
Ironically, LLMs would be perfect for implementing such a filter.
- probably_wrong 9mo agoNo, they wouldn't. We've been doing Bayesian content (aka spam) filtering for over 20 years, based in no small part on Paul Graham's essay "A plan for spam". According to HP [1], a home computer at the time had a single 1.5Ghz core and 256Mb of RAM. Using LLMs would achieve essentially the same while requiring a couple orders of magnitude more resources. [1] https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/specifications-personal-computers-over-time https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/specifications-pers...
- alain94040 9mo agoWould those filters be keyword-based only? One benefit of an LLM-based filter I can imagine is that it has a much better understanding of the meaning of text.