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by pfisherman
1514 days ago
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That is an interesting idea. The fact that they are characterizing the toxicity of the language relative or other LLMs gives it some credibility. That being said, I just don’t see where the ROI would be in something like that. Seems like a lot of expense for no payoff. My (unasked for) advice would be to take the 10x engineer stuff off your page. It may be true, but it signals the opposite. Much better to just let your resume / accomplishments speak for themselves. |
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I consider these types of models as information weapons, so I wouldn't be surprised if they have some contract/agreement with the US government that they can only release these things to the internet if they have sufficient confidence in their ability to detect them, when they inevitably get used to attack the interests of the US and our allies. I don't know how (or even if) that translates to a financial ROI for Meta.