137 karma · joined February 15, 2020
What Bloomberg did for $10M was not finetuning..
Not very conducive to driving product innovation.
A good analogy is building a webapp - would you prefer to hire a developer with 30+ years experience in various CS domains as well as a PhD or a specialized webdev with 5 years experience at a tenth of the rate?
Fact of the matter is that sota LLMs are highly accurate predictors for many topics, certainly above any living human in terms of total AUC of correct predictions on fact based questions. Some humans are better on certain topics, but noone can match total AUC since LLMs has such breadth.
Why would an LLM reciting a fact correctly be hallucinating?
The legislation in question clearly falls outside these two categories.
History has clearly taught us that socialism doesn’t work - why do we keep forgetting?
In what world (except for a communist one) is it the role of the government to put arbitrary laws in place pandering to nische interests like this one? The role for regulations is in ensuring the safety of citizens and fighting mono/oligo-polies (instead of helping them, like in this case).