ten_hands

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1. 1.▲
   by ten_hands 9mo ago

   Slightly amusing story: the year is 1990-something and I'm in grad school working a lab where we do electromagnetic simulation. That code has to run fast, obviously, but some of us in the lab were looking for some glue language to wrap
2. 2.▲
   by ten_hands 1y ago

   I don't see how this works though. OpenAI doesn't exist in a vacuum, it has competitors, and the first company to stop improving their model will get obliterated by the others. It seems like they are doomed to keep retraining righ
3. 3.▲
   by ten_hands 1y ago

   This only works if all the AI companies collude to stop training at the same time, since the company that trains the last model will have a massive market advantage. That not only seems extremely unlikely but is almost certainly illegal.