Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by visarga on Sunday December 18, 2022 @05:35PM
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I believe that the current ad revenue model is facing a challenge due to the shift from a search-based approach to a dialogue-based one. People are more likely to use a local model to filter the web and communicate in a Q&A format. This means that fewer ads will be visible, making it more difficult for businesses to generate revenue in this new paradigm. Why search when you can ask directly for the answer?
BTW, local models underperform GPT-3 but they can still perform decently (eg. FLAN T5, GPT Neo)
Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by warkdarrior on Sunday December 18, 2022 @05:48PM
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And you think AI models could not provide answers appropriately biased towards an advertiser? Organic ad content is the future.
Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by visarga on Sunday December 18, 2022 @11:56PM
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No kind of ads will work if your LM is skipping them. I am thinking along the lines of having an OS-LM or a browser-LM, should be a standard component.
Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by kranke155 on Sunday December 18, 2022 @07:40PM
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You mean the same google that owns DeepMind, one the premiere AI companies on the planet?
Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by BurningFrog on Sunday December 18, 2022 @07:47PM
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OK, that's actually something real impressive they've done!
Didn't think of it. It's not much of a business though. At least not yet.
Re:Wheels up for Waymo as we expand our 24/7 rider-only terr...
by kranke155 on Monday December 19, 2022 @09:47AM
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I suspect that when it becomes a business we might not know about it for a while. Why show your cards if you don’t have to? Their medical research alone seems very promising. Obviously OpenAI has been doing incredible things, but I suspect DeepMind is doing really cool stuff in the background too.
The rational thing would be to keep doing what they're best at.
But somehow that's not how things work.