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It actually matches up well with the current AI scene, except backwards. We use these model which cost ridiculous amounts of money to train, and all of that eff
by wat10000 7mo ago
It actually matches up well with the current AI scene, except backwards. We use these model which cost ridiculous amounts of money to train, and all of that effort goes into producing the outputs we use, but we're paying something not too far above the marginal cost of inference when we use them.
- airstrike 7mo agoSo not applicable at all
- wat10000 7mo agoExtremely applicable to illustrate the difference between people (time is precious, training and experience amortize across a relatively small amount of paid work) and software (can replicate infinitely, time is cheap, startup costs can amortize across billions of hours of paid work).