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Fine-Tuning Open Source Models Lacks Levers of Full Vertical Training
“Taking those models and trying to fine tune them It's just, it's not as effective as building it yourself and you have much fewer levers to pull than if you actually have access to the data and you can change the data that goes into that process.”
Aidan Gomez Nov 21, 2024 ▶ 24:40 No Priors Ep. 91 | With Cohere Co-Founder and CEO Aidan Gomez
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Karpathy: RoPE is the only major transformer architecture change in five years
“The transformer hasn't changed that much. You know, we've added the rope positional and the rope relative positional encodings. That's like the major change. Everything else doesn't really matter too much. It's like plus three percent on a small few things. Bu…”
Andrej Karpathy Sep 5, 2024 ▶ 16:51 No Priors Ep. 80 | With Andrej Karpathy from OpenAI and Tesla
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Polosukhin: Inference demands vastly more aggregate compute than AI model training
“I think an inference is really interesting because we do need so much more compute for inference than we need for training, right? Like it's a very interesting like economy of scale. You train once, like Lama trained once and then everybody runs it everywhere.”
Illia Polosukhin Sep 14, 2023 ▶ 23:23 No Priors Ep. 32 | With NEAR’s Illia Polosukhin
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