Comment by Uhhrrr
3 hours ago
There's a tier which is just, "summarize things and do grammar checks, style tweaks, and boilerplate generation". Maybe this is Lite. It's like how computing requirements for most people nowadays is "run a browser".
3 hours ago
There's a tier which is just, "summarize things and do grammar checks, style tweaks, and boilerplate generation". Maybe this is Lite. It's like how computing requirements for most people nowadays is "run a browser".
>There's a tier which is just, "summarize things and do grammar checks, style tweaks, and boilerplate generation"
honestly, this tier is the 4GB model that ships in chrome and runs locally
It's a bit sad to think that 100 years from now the low tier models will still be better than us at grammar. They are getting better and we aren't
> It's a bit sad to think that 100 years from now the low tier models will still be better than us at grammar.
Not if you're a linguistic descriptivist.
depends on what being good at grammar entails. If it's just following rules, then you're not wrong. If it involves adapting concepts to novel circumstances, we're doing well.