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What do you think this nano model actually achieves?
Because I know why someone would want to eat a burger, or fill up a tank, but why would anyone want this running in their computers?
Just because you can;t think of a use for AI doesn't mean it's useless, twit, it means you l;ack an imagination. Also that's really not the point, the point is one of the major claims in the article is bullshit. Do you have any comback to that? No?
Jeez, calm your tits, I think I asked politely enough so I wouldn’t deserve this kind of response.
My question was what do you think this particular model does, not what is achievable with AI in general. And I’m asking because a model that weights 4GB is not some trivial thing that every Chrome user wants or needs loaded in memory.