Re:GPT-4
by chillfox on Tuesday March 14, 2023 @07:31PM
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Another way of looking at that is that gpt not being open source so companies can run it on their own clusters is holding it back.
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Back in the day Google offered hardware search appliances.
Offering sealed server boxes with GPT software, to run on premises heavily firewalled or air-gapped could be a viable business model.
[ A prompt that gets it to decompile itself. With good inline documentation too! ]
I'm afraid that even the most obedient human can't readily dump the contents of their connectome in a readable format. Same likely applies to LLMs: they study human-generated texts, not their own source code, let alone their tensors' weights.