Now imagine if they had to pay for the content they're training the models off of.
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All that shit needs to be just down and not revisited again.
Geez, you’d think Gemini would be better than it is if they spent that much on it…
Base model =/= Corpo fine tune
and gemini is still hot ass
trueee
because this entire model of AI as an idea is garbage to begin with
How in the hell is Gemini both two and a half times more expensive and vastly inferior to GPT?
Some claim due to it was trained on too much data with too little intervention
Maybe we donnot understand what its objective function actually wants?
Maybe it is impeding its users intentionally.
Google sucks
bro who the fuck is google paying to do cloud compute for them? Google cloud??
I assume they've come up with some generic cost if someone was training each model using cloud compute.
Eeit: below comments confirm this, from the source.
god i love accounting, it's so much fun.
But this isn't accounting, this is just the way the study calculated stuff.
Lets make our model sound cooler by paying high rates to ourselves!
Man you and the other dude are trying way too hard to be outraged about something that doesn't exist here.
This isn't data that Google, etc claimed. The srudy is attempting to represent what they believe the financial coat to train these models would have been.
Only 80 million dollars for gpt4? Cheaper than expected
The AI industry could stop right there, we won the jackpot already. They just need to stop while they're ahead ! It is very unlikely that we will have as much as 1/10 the leap we have already seen.