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Dr Sanjana Hattotuwa@sanjanah.bsky.social |
Note too the very bounded nature of Japan's use cases. Collins' use of language here reminds of 'stochastic parrots' - a term coined by Emily Bender to capture what LLMs really do, which is to string words together through statistical probability, in the hope they make sense.
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Andrew
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Yes, she seems in full tulip fever mode, similar to Blair Institute’s hallucinations.
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Oliver L
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"Bespoke LLM" is probably not the best term, but customised LLMs are certainly possible and available as a service from e.g. Azure. Not from scratch: model customisation starts from the public data base model and is then trained further on your private data. It's just a waste of time and money. đŸ˜†
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Daniel Goldman
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Humans are also stochastic parrots. We are just allowed to develop our own unique internal language of thought by constantly fine-tuning on our own ideations, decisions, and their consequences.
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