Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
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Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#2Hmm, is faster hallucination better than slower hallucination?
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#3Hmm, is faster hallucination better than slower hallucination?
Maybe if you hallucinate fast enough no one will notice?
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#4With competition on the rise, it’ll be a race to provide faster inference speeds for general queries
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#5Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#6Is there somebody not researching faster llm performance?
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#7Is there somebody not researching faster llm performance?
Does Intel qualify? They seem busy making GPUs for midrange insignificant gaming builds, while all their AI offerings are hopeless.
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#8Hmm, is faster hallucination better than slower hallucination?
When the answers can be checked by another program and best-of-n results get better with increasing n, yes.
I think TDD code development is this, at least in principle.
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#9Is there somebody not researching faster llm performance?
Does Intel qualify? They seem busy making GPUs for midrange insignificant gaming builds, while all their AI offerings are hopeless.
As someone who owns an insignificant midrange gaming build and has been irritated at the inflation of GPU prices with crypto and now genAI, I’m glad someone is.
Re: Apple collaborates with Nvidia to research faster LLM performance
#10Is there somebody not researching faster llm performance?
Does Intel qualify? They seem busy making GPUs for midrange insignificant gaming builds, while all their AI offerings are hopeless.
Not everyone is willing to pay for 4K, 120 Hz, and quality raytracing. There is a market for less than premium experiences. I wanted some marginal CUDA for Blender, so I got a 3060. This experience is anything but insignificant to me.