A new study byStanford University suggests that the emergent abilities of large language models (LLM) are caused by a poor choice of evaluation metrics.
At I/O 2023, Google showed that it can catch up with Microsoft/OpenAI in generative AI. But new markets are yet to emerge.
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Mind the limitations and capabilities of AI from the very beginning, and beware of prototyping an “AI-based” product with a human behind a curtain. Otherwise, there might be no place for AI in such a product in the end.
Three years later after investing in OpenAI, Microsoft has turned the partnership into a successful business with billions of dollars in profits.
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