AI stuff

Everything I want to remember about LLMs and other machine learning stuff

What that means is that AI abilities are getting better even as costs are dropping. This graph shows how quickly this trend has advanced, mapping the capability of AI on the y axis and the logarithmically decreasing costs on the x axis. When GPT-4 came out it was around $50 per million tokens (roughly a word), now it costs around 12 cents per milli... See more

Ethan Mollick • A new generation of AIs: Claude 3.7 and Grok 3

There Is No AI Revolution

Edward Zitron wheresyoured.at

Very negative view:
- OpenAI loses money on every interaction
- Hallucinations are unsolved
- Zitron questions the validity of OpenAI's user numbers
- He also criticizes their lack of product differentiation
- He points to the low adoption rates of AI products

Missing from my perspective: Any reference to scaling laws reducing cost.

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