The “and then a miracle occurs” analogy is particularly apt in this case, because even the people developing the models really don’t know why scaling works.
Sam Altman calls it a “religious belief “, which is in line with the “miracle” claim.
To call any of this stuff science or engineering is actually very odd.
The “and then a miracle occurs” analogy is particularly apt in this case, because even the people developing the models really don’t know why scaling works.
Sam Altman calls it a “religious belief “, which is in line with the “miracle” claim.
To call any of this stuff science or engineering is actually very odd.
The “and then a miracle occurs” analogy is particularly apt in this case, because even the people developing the models really don’t know why scaling works.
Sam Altman calls it a “religious belief “, which is in line with the “miracle” claim.
To call any of this stuff science or engineering is actually very odd.
It really has far more in common with the occult.