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jwpapiyesterday at 6:15 PM1 replyview on HN

Honestly all the recent improvements, just seem to be slower and more expensive traded for more accuracy, but the issue is that it needs to be exponentially more accurate to counter the effect of having less of a human in a loop.

Every wrong direction/mistake is more expensive and takes more time to fix. When you have small loops you can catch those mistakes faster and cheaper.

To me we are very far off from economically given long-running tasks to agents.


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delis-thumbs-7eyesterday at 9:12 PM

I think we hit the ceiling with transformer -architecture long time ago. It is questionable how much sense there is on model training. I’d prefer we would put our effort in creating more efficient hardware and better software applications using these models.