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> You don’t “train a human.” In this context, "train" a human makes perfect sense.
by randyrand 8mo ago
> You don’t “train a human.”
In this context, "train" a human makes perfect sense.
- zozbot234 8mo agoYes but this is the recurring "Two Minutes Hate, the Sam Altman Edition" HN thread. We all know it's a dumb criticism, we're just going along with it.
- noduerme 8mo agoYeah, it makes sense, and the Atlantic is typically adverse to confronting reality. I don't think they took this from exactly the right perspective. You DO train a human. But Altman says: >>It also takes a lot of energy to train a human as a caveat to the energy it takes to train GPTs. The question I believe the writer is trying to ask is: Why is it better to train a GPT than a human?