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Comment Re:why multiple agents? (Score 1) 162

Early attempts to describe "what the web is" or "how the web works" settled on something of a paralleling/concurrency/difference engine. I'm not understanding how current end user LLM'S lend any capabilities to web end user functions. Less processing power was likely used by each instance than its takes to play a video game to give an example.....

Comment Re:I wish journalists still existed... (Score 1) 51

Then it is a contemporary search engine based on 40 year old technology degraded for modern times. Vectoring to search multiple possibilities then forming a response is what search engines did very well in the early 90's. You could even use switch arguments to traverse vectors then changing the meaning of the query with arguments and return values. Technically you did not even need to have a human readable search string at all. Search engines degraded in to human staff constantly updating a database of likely responses to specific search strings and I think just behind the hype, smoke, mirrors is the same deception while the LLM is capable of handling the task.

Comment Re:I wish journalists still existed... (Score 1) 51

But to be clear to the GP, that doesn't mean "it's a 10% better model". For most queries that one does for any two models, most of the generations / fixes will be "good", and so it's just basically a coin flip as to which model to choose ("I like this one's documentation more", "This one's fix was more concise", "This model was more polite", etc). 10% is actually a pretty big difference and reflect the cases where one model was unambiguously better than the other.

I have a creeping suspicion that people are judging the best model on how much they approve of human responses saved in a database.

Comment Re: Okay but what's distressing? (Score 1) 105

That's what war is for and why it's so neat and legal. You can't "turn off " a nation. You can enslave a nation for the same purpose, "turning then off" so logically the the headline of this topic at that point is " should we begin to think about a state of autonomy for AI...?" since going to war/turning off seems impratcical, as we in general have no idea how this age of slave is outperforming us......

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