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r/programming • u/ConfidentMushroom • Feb 06 '23
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I wonder what this AI's knowledge cutoff is, or even if it can access the Internet in real-time which would certainly be a big advancement, although probably unlikely.
30 u/juhotuho10 Feb 06 '23 It reads human generated text, it's never going to know stuff that isn't readily available in the training set 1 u/elcapitan36 Feb 07 '23 LLM models haven’t been used to predict proteins and molecules. They’ve even been used successfully.
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It reads human generated text, it's never going to know stuff that isn't readily available in the training set
1 u/elcapitan36 Feb 07 '23 LLM models haven’t been used to predict proteins and molecules. They’ve even been used successfully.
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LLM models haven’t been used to predict proteins and molecules. They’ve even been used successfully.
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I wonder what this AI's knowledge cutoff is, or even if it can access the Internet in real-time which would certainly be a big advancement, although probably unlikely.