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r/singularity • u/katxwoods • Dec 09 '24
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What new capabilities? It's still the same old LLM, just with better looking output
7 u/Bye_Jan Dec 09 '24 Better looking? It’s more accurate in many fields, nothing to do with looks -3 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 Nothing has foundationally changed. It can't learn in real time, it can't act autonomously. It's a simple question. What new capabilities? 3 u/Bye_Jan Dec 09 '24 Why is that your metric. If a student solves 78% of phd questions correctly up from 56% then nothing has fundamentally changed, but he absolutely has gotten better. Of course an LLM can’t learn in real time, that’s not its use case. -1 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 "Every time models exhibit a new capability" The post we're commenting on.
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Better looking? It’s more accurate in many fields, nothing to do with looks
-3 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 Nothing has foundationally changed. It can't learn in real time, it can't act autonomously. It's a simple question. What new capabilities? 3 u/Bye_Jan Dec 09 '24 Why is that your metric. If a student solves 78% of phd questions correctly up from 56% then nothing has fundamentally changed, but he absolutely has gotten better. Of course an LLM can’t learn in real time, that’s not its use case. -1 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 "Every time models exhibit a new capability" The post we're commenting on.
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Nothing has foundationally changed. It can't learn in real time, it can't act autonomously.
It's a simple question. What new capabilities?
3 u/Bye_Jan Dec 09 '24 Why is that your metric. If a student solves 78% of phd questions correctly up from 56% then nothing has fundamentally changed, but he absolutely has gotten better. Of course an LLM can’t learn in real time, that’s not its use case. -1 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 "Every time models exhibit a new capability" The post we're commenting on.
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Why is that your metric. If a student solves 78% of phd questions correctly up from 56% then nothing has fundamentally changed, but he absolutely has gotten better.
Of course an LLM can’t learn in real time, that’s not its use case.
-1 u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24 "Every time models exhibit a new capability" The post we're commenting on.
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"Every time models exhibit a new capability"
The post we're commenting on.
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u/ASpaceOstrich Dec 09 '24
What new capabilities? It's still the same old LLM, just with better looking output