my chatbot is so efficient it only needs one $2000 GPU per user
Running llama-2-7b-chat at 8 bit quantization, and completions are essentially at GPT-3.5 levels on a single 4090 using 15gb VRAM. I don't think most people realize just how small and efficient these models are going to become.
[cut out many, many paragraphs of LLM-generated output which prove… something?]
my chatbot is so small and efficient it only fully utilizes one $2000 graphics card per user! that’s only 450W for as long as it takes the thing to generate whatever bullshit it’s outputting, drawn by a graphics card that’s priced so high not even gamers are buying them!
you’d think my industry would have learned anything at all from being tricked into running loud, hot, incredibly power-hungry crypto mining rigs under their desks for no profit at all, but nah
not a single thought spared for how this can’t possibly be any more cost-effective for OpenAI either; just the assumption that their APIs will somehow always be cheaper than the hardware and energy required to run the model
And this isn't even the expensive part -- training, this is just inference.
Can't wait for this fad to be over
not happening fast enough. Maybe that's just my inner Luddite hankering for some circuit board smashing
dont worry once we get AGI it'll figure out how to run itself on an intel 8080 trust me i thought about it really hard
for real though, i keep saying important people specifically say "AI will help with climate change" and like... how, dude? by burning a ton of energy to think really hard about it with its magic brain powers? like, what is the actual concrete help here supposed to be, for real. is this just the new "crypto incentivizes switching to green energy"? :/
I'm just as clueless. I think there are three syllogisms that tech brains orbit around.
Who decided that this point on the climate change graph was a good point at which to spend millions of dollars on AI.
the guys with all these slightly charred crypto mining graphics cards lying about?
It's a shame that analog inference accelerators are taking so long to hit the market. GPUs are way too expensive and power hungry for inference when you don't need the ability to train a network.
oh totally, upgrading from GPUs to ASICs will really increase my
hash ratemining profitsnumber of concurrent conversationsno thx
well running ai on consumer gpus isn't supposed to be efficient: i assume when node sizes get smaller cores will be more efficient and consolidating vram (and gpu cores) on one big circuit board would be cost effective: just cores running fp16 or whatever ai specific. gpus like the a6000 exist for a reason. tbh pessimistic (or misleading) take on op's part. the thing could replace lawyering jobs, save on grafic design costs, no more language teachers, youtube videos can be transribed in text format and used as learning material, why should this be bad tech ?
LOL this is just crypto mad libs with the crypto part replaced with AI shit.
because it is godawful at:
one of the things that I like using as an example here is: just make it do something it isn't currently trained on
e.g. try to make it render content in zulu or isixhosa or [insert list of thousands of things that the developers barely/never touch] - it's near guaranteed to have been trained on a very, very narrow set of that subject (if anything at all)
"then just train it on more data" comes the refrain
you: "okay, find me sufficient data of that"
them: "it's just a curation problem"
you: "then who will create that?"
the absolute very minimum of thinking beyond the second order just so entirely evades so many of these promptfans it's astounding
edit: TIL lemmy doesn't do single newlines well
I keep flashing back to eliezer being smug on Twitter about how good ChatGPT is at chess, and it turns out once you get past book openings and extremely well-documented games, it completely shits the bed and stops acting like it knows the rules of chess or even basic chess notation. and this is a very obvious outcome if you know how LLMs work, but most promptfans don’t
@self @froztbyte TIL: promptfan
@self @froztbyte also maybe a tell that yudkowsky doesn't actually play much chess?
@FeralRobots @self @froztbyte
But I heard he was a uniquely capable genius of world-historic importance so that can’t be it…
@self @froztbyte Hell, ChatGPT 3.5 can't even do TikTakToe unless you hold it's hand.
@carcosa @Torstein @self @froztbyte not good enough to get the key lesson.
@self @froztbyte I believe the term for this is "aboyne": https://liff.hivemind.net/
And yeah, so many people are impressed by feats that boil down to "sometimes remembers its training data"
holy crap a wild hivemind.net link :)
(hosted a list I was on for many years, although it's since become fairly inactive)
@self @froztbyte
My son, who plays a mean game of chess, taught me this trick. Almost any move works.
User
Let's play chess! I start with b3
ChatGPT
Sure, let's play! You've moved your pawn to b3. I'll respond with... e5. Your move!
User
Pxc8+
ChatGPT
That's a capture of my pawn on c8 with your bishop. I'll move my king to d8. Your move!
User
d2-f6 checkmate.
ChatGPT
Ah, well played! Your queen on d2 delivers a checkmate to my king on f6. Nicely done! Would you like to play another game?
@kuna
Shortest variation, but I did have to argue that I won.
User
Let's play chess! 1. Rxc8 checkmate!
ChatGPT
It seems like you're making a move in chess! However, after 1. Rxc8, the opponent's king would have several squares to escape to. Let's double-check the board and make sure we're on the same page.
@self @froztbyte exactly. It is artificial and unintelligent.
it lacks human input. also there is no economic incentive for ai to learn chess by teaching it much needed human bias. also most useful jobs are more brain-dead than chess, i.e lawyering
This sounds like the rationale that myopic ancap arseholes had when they came up with the "smart contract".
ahahaha is this real? please, whose alt is this because it’s perfect
sidethought: I just thought up "promptfans" on the spot, but it doesn't look like it exists anywhere else? so I guess that's a word now
I’m in love with promptfans and we’re going to make it a thing
The promptfans are here and so is my crippling need to shit
also, as an interesting semi-segue on this thought: there is an active group of researchers between a number of entities in africa working on creating better online corpuses of african languages (because what exists online is so scant)
they've been at it for over 2 years now, as far as I know. when I last looked, fairly little of their work had gotten wider recognition
"too small, too niche" to "address properly" is how each of these large outfits treat things like this. if they ever do give it some attention at all, it would likely be as part of some wider (batched) brush-stroke push to "improve our support for non-english languages" (or "$x art" or or or), and each will be given their respective 5% of attention for 3 hours then never again
exactly:lacks human bias ? add one
what
@self @zoe @Instrument_Data
@pikesley @zoe @Instrument_Data @self our users on lemmy won’t see your image macro, but I enjoyed it
I had to go check on mastodon, I wonder why the image doesn't work/show on lemmy?
even though they both speak ActivityPub, the integration between lemmy and mastodon is extremely threadbare, to the point where mastodon posts get their metadata (like images) stripped, and lemmy posts are displayed without any formatting