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The point is wrong, they don't have any claim to having created deep learning and so their perspective can't be used to argue for the reality of "superintelligence". Even if they did create it, the question of whether "superintelligence" is a meaningful concept or not isn't really related to what they would have had to go through in order to make deep learning work.

This is a strange way to count, the three Turing award winners are not the ones that "created the tech". Many thousands of people did that.

I don't think you can do this, it will just make things up. Language models don't have this type of reflection. Google would need to indicate this out of band, like on the page itself, in order for you to be confident about what model you're using.

Using 8-bit still runs out of RAM for both the 3B and 7B models. It's unclear if it's because it still uses more than the available RAM, or if it's just quietly not using 8-bit since it's not implemented.

bing cannot do anything besides read some of microsoft's scrape of the web. it can't make a GET or POST request, it can't click buttons, etc

CLIP Interrogator uses BLIP, an image captioning model, as well as trying a bunch of prompts with CLIP. I guess you mean that this model uses the captioning model to generate the complete prompt? Is the code for this one available?

Okay, and that funding and top tier talent was attracted to Google, right? I'm not sure what you meant by that.

Google did not "threaten their own business" by publishing basic research in machine learning. Products threaten businesses, not research.

OpenAI made GPT, not Google. Did you mean "Attention is all you need", the paper that introduced transformers?

did you tell chatgpt to act like jar jar binks or what?

transformer-xl is a totally different net. the thing to keep in mind is that gpt will play along with anything unless they explicitly prevent it

BERT is a simple model that is not capable of answering questions in this manner. For very simple things it might help with that answer box at the top, but that's not what I meant.

It's very different because it will answer the question you asked, rather than answering a question that matches a substring of the question you asked like Google will.