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1. ejang0+Ic8[view] [source] 2025-04-05 15:42:09
>>alphad+(OP)
"[Yann LeCun] believes [current] LLMs will be largely obsolete within five years."
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2. onlyre+Md8[view] [source] 2025-04-05 15:51:03
>>ejang0+Ic8
Obsolete by?

This seems like a broken clock having a good chance of being right.

There's so much progress, it wouldn't be that surprising if something quite different completely overtakes the current trend within 5 years.

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3. mdp202+Ot8[view] [source] 2025-04-05 18:12:30
>>onlyre+Md8
> Obsolete by

By NN models overcoming the pivot over representing language - according to LeCun in the article. It could be the Joint Embedding Predictive Architecture - we will see.

> There's so much progress, it wouldn't be that surprising

LeCun's point looks like a denunciation over an excessive focus over the LLM idea ("it works, so let's expand that" vs "it probably will not achieve the level of a satisfactory general model, so let us directly try to go beyond it").

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