Trenton Bricken: evaluation

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…You could imagine a model that could do both things because it's doing both of our jobs. Copies of the model are doing both jobs. It seems like more bitter lesson aligned to do this, just let the model learn out in the world, rather than spending billions on getting data for particular tasks. I think again, we take for granted how much we need to show humans how to do specific tasks, and there's a failure to generalize here. If I were to just suddenly give you a new software platform, let's say Photoshop, and I'm like, "Okay, edit this photo"... If you've never used Photoshop before, it'd be really hard to navigate. I think you'd immediately want to go online and watch a demo of someone else doing it in order to then be able to imitate them. We surely give that amount of data on every single task to the models.…

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