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The video delves into the trend in AI towards smaller and specialized language models, moving away from larger models like GPT-4 and CLA3. Small language models are emerging as more efficient, cost-effective, and easier to train, offering advantages over their larger counterparts. Companies like Apple and Google are investing in small language models to carve out a niche in an increasingly saturated market of large models. The discussion also touches on the ease of customization for small language models, potentially boosting privacy and security. Moreover, there is a forecast of a possible shift towards decentralized AGI architectures to address concerns about power concentration among tech giants, with initiatives like the ASI Alliance and Hyperon offering promising alternatives.
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In this segment of the video, it discusses the recent trend in the world of AI towards larger models like GPT-4 and CLA3, but there is a suggestion from an article in VentureBeat that large language models may be plateauing. The focus is shifting towards smaller, more efficient, and specialized architectures for language models in 2024. Small language models are highlighted as having advantages over large models, such as being less data-intensive, more cost-effective, and faster to train. Small language models are seen as more feasible for smaller companies and easier to audit for accuracy compared to large models that may produce outputs that are plausible but not entirely factual. The video mentions examples of companies like Apple and Google working on their own small language models, positioning themselves in a market where the large language model space is becoming saturated.
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In this segment of the video, it is discussed that many people do not see a reason to switch to another language model as CET gbt is considered good. However, small language models can be customized for specific domains or tasks more easily than large models. This customization allows companies to create models tailored to their needs, potentially enhancing privacy and security. The discussion includes Google’s pursuit of small language models like Gemma models, accessible on platforms like Hugging Face. There is speculation about the potential plateauing of large language models like GPT-5 and a shift towards developing decentralized AGI architectures, addressing concerns about power concentration among tech companies. The ASI Alliance and Hyperon development are highlighted as promising alternatives.