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this post was submitted on 29 Jan 2024
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My point is that the current approach - statistical association - is so crude that it'll probably get ditched in the near future anyway, with or without licencing matters. And that those better models (that won't be LLMs or diffusion-based) will probably skip this issue altogether.
The comparison with 4yos is there mostly to highlight how crude it is. I don't think either that it's viable to "train" models in the same way as we'd train a human being.