Biggest problem with LLMs: "LLMs don't know anything about how ..."
I frequently disagree with this guy. This is a huge problem with AI that nobody is talking about - the tools should be used to build the tools. AI programmers should be the first career to be made obsolete. This is optimal along so many dimensions. Why people aren’t talking about this, I do not know. I do know, however, that the deepseek folks are talking about this, and it’s one of the reasons they are optimizing for code and math.
I think it is intentional. And when you think about it (not from a communist side of view) you will come up to the same conclusion.Oh yeh, I’m sure it is, but the intention is insipid and is going to get BTFO. You mean like a hype situation where you first hype something that is open source and then releasing your newest stuff to break it? I mean deepseek and others are laughing while clearly optimizing on this while everyone is pretending to be clever.
Who? Annotated translation of its CEO's deepest interview. The big labs are talking about all the cool stuff they can do, when the most optimal, simplest, and most verifiable problem domain is self-improvement. OS movement could help here by creating benchmarks in this area, something like an ‘ai-swe-bench’ for example.
Did you try Deepseek? Do you understand the hype? I have no idea… There is no hype, it’s just another highly capable model at the same level of all the big labs. The only surprising thing is that it was open-sourced with an MIT license.
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