| ▲ | wild_egg an hour ago | |
Can anyone explain this "quietly quantized" model idea to me from a business perspective? Coca-Cola doesn't "quietly water down" its product to save a few bucks. They know people will take a sip, say "oh that's not what i wanted", and go buy a Pepsi. If they serve me a quantized Fable, I'm just going to think Fable sucks and go get my tokens elsewhere. What's the point? | ||
| ▲ | ValentineC 27 minutes ago | parent | next [-] | |
> Coca-Cola doesn't "quietly water down" its product to save a few bucks. They know people will take a sip, say "oh that's not what i wanted", and go buy a Pepsi. Coca-Cola is also mostly measurable and reverse-engineerable. The Claude models are black boxes, and actively curtail distilling efforts. | ||
| ▲ | petesergeant 41 minutes ago | parent | prev [-] | |
Pepsi may not water down its product, but your local diner may well decide to put a little less ice-cream in its milkshakes if it thinks it can get away with it and most people won't be able to tell. | ||