Comment on Moore’s Law for AI. Is there such a thing?
agressivelyPassive@feddit.de 11 months agoThat is a pretty wild assumption. There’s absolutely no reason, why a larger model wouldn’t produce drastically better results. Maybe not next month, maybe not with this architecture, but it’s almost certain that they will grow.
This has hard “256kb is enough” vibes.
TacoEvent@lemmy.zip 11 months ago
What drastically better results are you thinking of?
agressivelyPassive@feddit.de 11 months ago
Actual understanding of the prompts, for example? LLMs are just text generators, they have no concepts of what’s being the words.
Thing is, you seem to be completely uncreative or rather deny the designers and developers any creativity if you just assume “now we’re done”. Would you have thought the same about Siri ten years ago? “Well, it understands that I’m planning a meeting, AI is done.”
TacoEvent@lemmy.zip 10 months ago
I see your point. Rereading the OP, it looks like I jumped to a conclusion about LLMs and not AI in general.
My takeaway still stands for LLMs. These models have gotten huge with little net gain on each increase. But a Moore’s Law equivalent should apply to context sizes. That has a long way to go.