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Jarkko Sakkinen
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Sloppy code going to production is one problem.
What I see a lot is to use let's say "weaker version of GPT to save resources" rather than designing algorithm.
The most common example of this sloppiness is so called compact action, which is across the board fed through inference for summarizing data.
I would assume that these companies, which are overloaded with PhDs, could design one algorithm but no. This summarizing problem I think is still a reachable goal for human civilization.
Maybe after we get quantum computers to production we can start tackling this challenging problem.
What I see a lot is to use let's say "weaker version of GPT to save resources" rather than designing algorithm.
The most common example of this sloppiness is so called compact action, which is across the board fed through inference for summarizing data.
I would assume that these companies, which are overloaded with PhDs, could design one algorithm but no. This summarizing problem I think is still a reachable goal for human civilization.
Maybe after we get quantum computers to production we can start tackling this challenging problem.
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