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It even mentions the censoring.
Exactly. People seem to forget that US is burning money at an accelerating rate without any promise of returns. This is a high risk situation. Time will tell.
We're reinventing the wheel we tried to avoid in the first place.
It tells me it is a variant of Codex.
I've been analyzing thousands of x86 traces and the AI made sense of them at a scale no previous human or algorithm could do before - I've been reading assembly everyday for half of my life. I'm doing prototypes in minutes what would take hours or days before. AI is answering questions in such a precise way in so many domains, learning something has never been easier.
This is "just ok" for you ? What do you need exactly ? god omniscience ? come on, can't we just appreciate for what it is and be excited about the future ?
Remember October 2024 Pelicans [1] ? It's been only less than 2 years.
We don't know what will come in the next 2 years. But the progress doesn't seem to stop for now.
[1] https://simonwillison.net/2024/Oct/25/pelicans-on-a-bicycle/
Yeah, but then, you recruit the artist for $XXX - whereas you "recruit" your LLM for $0.XXX for the same task.
Of course the quality difference is huge. But sometimes you don't need that level of quality.
Also, finding a vector artist takes days of communication, payment settlement, revisions, etc.
Not always the most practical solution.
Please remember, we've started from there :
https://simonwillison.net/2024/Oct/25/pelicans-on-a-bicycle/
When it started, it was clear what LLM would stand out, its style, etc. Nowadays, the pelicans look similar, the difference is in details and sometimes hard to catch. Sure, the task is not completed perfectly, but that's not the point. It was supposed to be a benchmark to quickly benchmark a LLM against others.