| ▲ | ben_w 2 hours ago | |
> > that predictive models are now producing faster than anyone can construct them. > Erm ... you have A T C G. You can have a gazillion of combinations there. > Of course BY DEFAULT it will always be slower than ANY combination you would desire to have - and you most definitely do not need AI slop to have that either. Do we need AI slop for generating any permutation of those 4 letters now? So what is the point of stating "can construct". The bit right before your quote says why:
Also, predictive models is broader than Transformers, but even then Transformers in the context of DNA is somewhat different from the context of natural (or even programming) languages; and even more than that, given how effective even mediocre early models were for code not useful to dismiss all of it even when it is definitely "slop" in other domains: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41592-024-02523-z | ||