Ai Comp Sci Question: How come there is a need for arms race to get insanely dense model..so as I am to understand it the big guys have massive amounts of parameters (30bn from Ali labsqwen) just as layman it seems like we can make the Neral Nets, unets, and GANS, more...compressed. Can anyone kindly explain to me what the heck we're doing here, where models can speek idiot human like me. (suposed to speek ) where the need for rediculous computes goes up, but how good the hardware (GPUs and memory etc) have to go up x amount more to run them. Where is the part where the software is made much more...correct and elegant.
Or is this just the nature of an exloding new field where we don't know what the hell we're doing half the time. Speculative question: Where's the generative ai that can do more than make pervy pictures and cringe adds for coca cola I was just thinking about this: it'd be so...handy: if generative ai could be used to create something where its much much lighter for one thing. And also: It'd be so handy for maybe videos showing over time what a importat meadow, or some other...analog thing for want of a better phrase fromthe real world fead real GIS data and then extrapolate and create videos, semi-interactive reality based simulations for real big picture: Litium, and silicon aren't infinite (on 5 year scale) at least so I understand: showing a very acruate simulation of: gen what comes after Z? oO well them having to using pretty old tech: day to day life (what ever that looks like) so...the normies with a very americana tight read get shown in a extreme visceral way: no actuall not just dry but important nerdy pre-rendered simulations. But: you could actually ask a ---hyper real person who has simulated 5 year world: is it like? etc and get...dead on right answers because very sophisticated agents. that's the world I'd love to have for future gens...if it'd be a improvement. What do folks think?
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