Tay: Complex architecture modifications fail due to an implementation lottery
Yi Tay · The 10,000x Yolo Researcher Metagame — with Yi Tay of Reka · Jul 5, 2024 · at 1:11:30
Yi Tay, co-founder of Reka, discusses why certain AI architecture ideas succeed while others are ignored by the research and engineering community.
“A lot of architecture changes, right, the moment they are, like, tedious to implement, like, nobody, like, SuiGuru is a simple thing, right? [4306] Yi Tay: Just split it and then get it. [4307] Yi Tay: It's a very simple thing to implement. [4309] Yi Tay: Maybe that's why it's caught on, because it has, like, a additional boost that's for the simplicity of it, right? [4314] Yi Tay: So there's also, like, a bit of, like, [4315] Yi Tay: Implementation Lottery, if you will, right? [4317] Yi Tay: A little bit of like, if you propose like some very complicated thing for like, easy in PyTorch. [4323] Yi Tay: Yeah, nobody will use that, right?”
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