[pizza234]

Critiques like this dismissis AI as a bunch of multiplications, while in reality it is backed by extensive research, implementation, and data preparation. There's an enormous complexity behind, making it difficult to categorize as simply transformative or not.

[wizzwizz4]

The Pirate Bay is also backed by extensive research, implementation, and data preparation. I'm not dismissising [sic] anything as "a bunch of multiplications" – you'll note I talked about embedding in vector spaces, not matrix multiplication. (I do, in fact, know what I'm talking about: if you want to dismiss [sic] my criticism, please actually engage with it like the other commenters have.)

[pizza234]

Development of a product like ChatGPT has been orders of magnitude more resource-intenstive than the Pirate Bay, in any way. It's perplexing how when some think of LLMs, they talk like they could develop one in an afternoon; it's specifically their complexity that warrants the question whether they can be considered transformative in nature.