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1. a_wild+(OP)[view] [source] 2024-05-10 23:03:15
Also, these two networks achieves vastly different results, per watt consumed. A NN creates a painting in 4s on my M2 MacBook; an artist in 4 hours. Are their used joules equivalent? How many humans would it take to simulate MacOS?

Horsepower comparisons here are nuanced and fatally tricky!

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2. dsalfd+2z[view] [source] 2024-05-11 08:09:05
>>a_wild+(OP)
What software are you using for local NN generation of paintings? Even so, the training cost of that NN is significant.

The general point is valid though - for example, a computer is much more efficient at finding primes, or encrypting data, than humans.

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3. causal+ht1[view] [source] 2024-05-11 19:49:16
>>a_wild+(OP)
Humans aren't able to project an image from their neurons onto a disk like ANNs can, if they could it would also be very fast. That 4 hour estimate includes all the mechanical problems of manipulating paint.
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4. wrycod+5X4[view] [source] [discussion] 2024-05-13 14:12:19
>>dsalfd+2z
The cost of training a human from birth is pretty high, especially if you consider their own efforts over the years. And they don't know a fraction of what the LLMs know. (But they have other capabilities!)
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