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A bit off-topic but maybe not? Any words on GPT-5? Is that coming? Or is OpenAI just focusing on the Sora model?
I hear it should be dropped this summer
There are so many applications for LLMs where having a perfect score is much more important than speed, because getting it wrong is so expensive, damaging, or time consuming to resolve for an organisation.
If you have speed you can generate multiple answers and have another model pick the best one.
That's understandable. The real problem is when the AI lies/hallucinates another answer with confidence instead of saying "I don't know".
There are so many applications for LLMs where having a perfect score is much more important than speed, because getting it wrong is so expensive, damaging, or time consuming to resolve for an organisation.
If you need a perfect score, don't use LLMs. This seems obvious to me, even given the state of the art LLMs. I am a heavy user of GPT4 and I wouldn't bet $1000 bucks on it being 100% reliable for any non-trivial task.
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If you need a perfect score, don't use LLMs. This seems obvious to me, even given the state of the art LLMs. I am a heavy user of GPT4 and I wouldn't bet $1000 bucks on it being 100% reliable for any non-trivial task.
They'll get better. Humans are far from perfect, and I have no doubt that LLMs will eventually outperform them for non-trivial tasks consistently.
Finally, something more offensive than parsing HTML with regular expressions: parsing HTML with LLMs.
I for one am glad I can offload all the regex to LLMs. Powerful? Yes. Human readable for beginners? No.
Also, don't parse HTML with regular expressions.
Scraping is quite complex by now (front-end JS, deep and irregular nesting, obfuscated html, …).
There are so many applications for LLMs where having a perfect score is much more important than speed, because getting it wrong is so expensive, damaging, or time consuming to resolve for an organisation.
Can somebody explain why this Grok is more performant than Microsoft infrastructure ? LPU better than TPU/GPU ?
Brave new world, where our machines are sometimes wrong but by gum they are quick about it.