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Goldman Sachs: AI Is Overhyped, Wildly Expensive, and Unreliable
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Ah, so they produce parts of words instead of whole words at a time. Totally different.
And they're hooked up to random number generators so if you give it the same input twice you'll get different output. Totally makes it smarter.
...much like predictive text. Rarely will you find one that doesn't suggest punctuation on occasion.
...much like predictive text.
Oh, so you can tell it to suggest certain tokens more or less often. How fancy.
I mean, I'd say the ability to visualize things and reason about scenarios it hasn't experienced before are a good start.
Not sure if you were unable or unwilling to understand anything of what I wrote, and I don't like your tone. Feel free to come back with something more serious.