Sharon Zhou
15 statements across 2 episodes · 11 bullish · 4 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Nov 8, 2023 by Sharon Zhou · across every show →
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Nov 8, 2023 positive
Nov 8, 2023 positive
Nov 8, 2023 positive
Zhou: Zero-shot LLMs can replace manual human labeling in RLHF workflows
“Which is that why can't it be another LLM or a pipeline of LLMs that can help with that feedback? I think manual labeling is very tedious, especially for our target user, which is a software engineer. And I don't think people should necessarily have to do all …”
Nov 8, 2023 positive
Nov 8, 2023 negative
Jul 25, 2024 bullish
Memory tuning eliminates hallucinations and enables near-perfect task performance
“Been able with memory tuning, which is what I've been working on to remove those hallucinations, to remove that and actually get these models from, you know, not necessarily being general for everything. And instead of being pretty good at everything, but perf…”
Jul 25, 2024 bullish
Combining MoE and LoRA will eliminate big versus small model trade-offs
“And I do think that's the future so we can get something that is incredibly smart, incredibly huge, but with the latency cost and speed of something, something tiny. So no more big model versus small model paradigm. It's potentially one in the same.”
Jul 25, 2024 positive
Jul 25, 2024 bullish
Zhou: Lamini deploys enterprise LLMs on-premise in air-gapped environments
“We're an integrated inference and fine tuning platform for enterprises to be able to run factual LLMs. So essentially LLMs that don't hallucinate on their proprietary data within their secure walls. So we can deploy on premise air gapped, no internet sites. So…”
Jul 25, 2024 negative
Jul 25, 2024 negative
Jul 25, 2024 positive
Jul 25, 2024 positive
The enterprise GPU shortage has eased at the company level
“Today, actually, I'm seeing the GPU shortage go away at the level, at the company level, meaning companies are able to procure enough compute enough is a strong word, but they're able to procure compute at some level to work with, to fine tune and run heavy in…”
Jul 25, 2024 positive
Jul 25, 2024 negative
The AI inference market for startups is a race to the bottom
“My view of inference today, you know, from a market perspective and, you know, startup market perspective is that it's a race to the bottom today for cost. I don't think that's a controversial statement at all. I think people know that it's getting priced lowe…”