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No, that falls flat. A car can be produced by a sufficiently motivated group of people with reasonable funds. A competitive frontier model cannot. And in contr
by 9dev 6mo ago
No, that falls flat. A car can be produced by a sufficiently motivated group of people with reasonable funds. A competitive frontier model cannot.
And in contrast to the car, you don’t even get to own the model, you can only purchase access to it; as long as you have the money to pay, and a corporation decides to accept it, with the government always having a veto.
- vidarh 6mo agoOpen models are available that while they seem primitive to current frontier models lag only 1-2 years behind.
- TiredOfLife 6mo agoFrom the numbers I could find. A competitive llm cost about 35 million to make. A competitive car about 130+ million