I think most of the comments are talking about the some "virus" but the actual valuable part of the paper is about making choices when interacting with LLMs in such a way that abilities are reversable. That you are still able to do those things without LLMs. And that society and institutions help to preserve this ability by encouraging ways to do things with and without LLMs.
Idk, can I do that with Codex on my phone? "Build app to control my specific Soundbar model" and then it just builds it while I'm chilling on the sofa with my phone in the hand?
People are not talking enough how huge this is for robotics and IoT. Current robotics arhitectures are limited by tok/sec. How cares if its not a Fable model?
With AI models like Mixture of Experts, many of those experts will be the real target here, as polished, refined and little to no change, they become fine candidates for being locked into silicon. Who knows, add some SRAM in there and small changes to those experts could be carried out without needing new silicon.
Maybe AI models may become reduced to a collection of tiles you add to a chips one day, maybe sooner for some areas as you say, motor control for balance, vision systems, speach recognition systems etc, broken down, for robotoics, much is already there and just cost of battery/power holding much back.
Is it still true? I'd assume you should be able to freeze the matrix and unfreeze an expert block, before feeding particularly chosen training data. Or that doesn't work?
I think the one from hugging face is much clearer, albeit its an arena metric and a bit tricky to find the pareto view. Look for the the top Navigation Bar
(Agent Chat Code Image Video). Chat -> (dropdown) Text -> (Side panel) View as Pareto.
Wouldn't it make sense to have it an extension? Just spontainously (without reading any instructions) I don't understand how to use this or what Userscripts
Tamper or Violentmonkey is.
I prefer user scripts as I have to install one extension that can load many plugins (user scripts) instead of having one extension for every tiny website tweak.
Also much easier to glance over what a user script is doing vs. unpacking some extension and then finding the actual business logic in all the wrapper code.
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