Submitted by noellarkin t3_10rhprm in MachineLearning
Single_Blueberry t1_j6x9v3s wrote
>Does this mean that only well-funded corporations will be able to train general-purpose LLM
No, they are just always a couple years ahead.
That's not just a thing with language models, or even ML, it's like that with many technologies.
sgramstrup t1_j6y7any wrote
In an exponential future, models from big corp will feel like they are light-years beyond open models. Their resources will always be larger, and they will keep accelerating faster on the exponential curve.
Acceptable-Cress-374 t1_j6yil6g wrote
> Their resources will always be larger, and they will keep accelerating faster on the exponential curve.
Sure, they'll have more money to throw at a problem, but also more incentive to throw that money into other money-making stuff. Open-source models might not necessarily go the same path, and even if under-trained or less-optimized, they might still be a tremendous help once a community gets to play with them.
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