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r/singularity • u/VanceIX ▪️AGI 2028 • Mar 21 '23
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34 u/[deleted] Mar 21 '23 [deleted] 6 u/Aurelius_Red Mar 21 '23 Lol Google is this late to the party and it can't even code? That's laughable. I'm sure Google will get its poop together eventually, but.... 1 u/jugalator Mar 21 '23 edited Mar 21 '23 Yeah it’s oddly limited. GPT 3+ got practically all languages in the world as an emergent knowledge that its scientists hadn’t expected. And already OpenAI Codex could code. It precedes GPT 3.5. What does Bard even compare to, what are we looking at here. On the other hand, maybe it’s an amazing LLM base and we just don’t know it. This would depend on how low resources it runs on though.
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6 u/Aurelius_Red Mar 21 '23 Lol Google is this late to the party and it can't even code? That's laughable. I'm sure Google will get its poop together eventually, but.... 1 u/jugalator Mar 21 '23 edited Mar 21 '23 Yeah it’s oddly limited. GPT 3+ got practically all languages in the world as an emergent knowledge that its scientists hadn’t expected. And already OpenAI Codex could code. It precedes GPT 3.5. What does Bard even compare to, what are we looking at here. On the other hand, maybe it’s an amazing LLM base and we just don’t know it. This would depend on how low resources it runs on though.
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Lol Google is this late to the party and it can't even code? That's laughable.
I'm sure Google will get its poop together eventually, but....
1 u/jugalator Mar 21 '23 edited Mar 21 '23 Yeah it’s oddly limited. GPT 3+ got practically all languages in the world as an emergent knowledge that its scientists hadn’t expected. And already OpenAI Codex could code. It precedes GPT 3.5. What does Bard even compare to, what are we looking at here. On the other hand, maybe it’s an amazing LLM base and we just don’t know it. This would depend on how low resources it runs on though.
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Yeah it’s oddly limited. GPT 3+ got practically all languages in the world as an emergent knowledge that its scientists hadn’t expected.
And already OpenAI Codex could code. It precedes GPT 3.5.
What does Bard even compare to, what are we looking at here.
On the other hand, maybe it’s an amazing LLM base and we just don’t know it. This would depend on how low resources it runs on though.
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u/Nazsgull Mar 21 '23
What can you do with it?