Gregory's Server@gerrymcgovern The article confuses two very different things - the process of training an LLM, which is computationally intensive and uses a lot of energy but is done once, and the process of using the trained LLM, which isn't.
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 @gerrymcgovern The article confuses two very different things - the process of training an LLM, which is computationally intensive and uses a lot of energy but is done once, and the process of using the trained LLM, which isn't. 2 comments
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@bontchev @gerrymcgovern No, it doesn't, it calls out both, but doesn't confuse the two.