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Sam Altman’s ouster at OpenAI exposes growing rift in AI industry
(www.washingtonpost.com)
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I haven't watched a lot of two-minute papers, but this video is very misleading. Simulated environments have been used for years to speed up DeepRL. The only ChatGPT/LLM portion was about defining a scoring mechanism and there video gives no indication of if it did a better job or not, not to mention the problem the LLM was solving is one that's been studied for decades, which reduces the "it generalizes better".
I'm not saying LLMs have a lot of potential, but that video isn't really supportive of that stance.