Exciting and timely. Semantically and logically sound models include so many wider benefits, I hope this will be instrumental in bringing them to projects and orgs that may not yet be in the market for fundamental transformation, but still lean in the right direction.
Re: Asmirnov - I’ve been watching some Andrej Karpathy videos on training GPTs, it seems to me like being able to train a LLM for a specific domain would be pretty powerful but it’s just too expensive unless it’s really widely applicable. The customer service thing is probably pretty well solved with existing tech.
Tipping culture- yeah I just got back from 10 days in France and Spain what a concept, customers pay enough to cover the labor costs. I was talking to a waiter who was shocked to her that waiting tables in the Us is a hourly job and pays less than minimum. Tipping is so unsustainable it defies economic sense that it’s survived like it has
Exciting and timely. Semantically and logically sound models include so many wider benefits, I hope this will be instrumental in bringing them to projects and orgs that may not yet be in the market for fundamental transformation, but still lean in the right direction.
Re: Asmirnov - I’ve been watching some Andrej Karpathy videos on training GPTs, it seems to me like being able to train a LLM for a specific domain would be pretty powerful but it’s just too expensive unless it’s really widely applicable. The customer service thing is probably pretty well solved with existing tech.
Tipping culture- yeah I just got back from 10 days in France and Spain what a concept, customers pay enough to cover the labor costs. I was talking to a waiter who was shocked to her that waiting tables in the Us is a hourly job and pays less than minimum. Tipping is so unsustainable it defies economic sense that it’s survived like it has