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Published · transcript-backedAravind Srinivas: belief
19 Jun 2024 Lex Fridman Podcast #434 – Aravind Srinivas: Perplexity CEO on Future of AI, Search & the Internet
“If you’ve written exams in undergrad or grad school where people allowed you to come with your notes to the exam, versus no notes allowed, I think not the same set of people end up scoring number one on both.”
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- Aravind Srinivas
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- 19 Jun 2024
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…Post-training plus plus. So not just the training part of post-training, but a bunch of other details around that also. And the RAG architecture, the Retrieval Augmented architecture. I think there’s an interesting thought experiment here that, we’ve been spending a lot of compute in the pre-training to acquire general common sense, but that seems brute force and inefficient. What you want is a system that can learn like an open book exam. If you’ve written exams in undergrad or grad school where people allowed you to come with your notes to the exam, versus no notes allowed, I think not the same set of people end up scoring number one on both. You’re saying pre-training is no notes allowed?…
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