(I am assuming Inception is an American company, not sure TBH)
[–] Bluestein 2 days ago
[–] johnshahbazian 2 days ago
[–] flipbrad 2 days ago
[–] johnshahbazian 1 day ago
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[–] martincsweiss 2 days ago
My read on Diffusion LLMs has been that it's cool tech, but only useful for things like like code autocomplete or editing a block of text.
They don't beat autoregressive models on quality per compute, assuming you are serving lots of users and can batch requests.
[–] npc99 2 days ago
It's not as good as the current frontier, to be fair. I don't use it to help me think through architecture, for example. But I have found to work well for at least like half of coding tasks once architecture and patterns are in place. Its advantage is that it's very very fast.
[–] serf 2 days ago
but to your point , yeah diffusion models can be kind of brain dead without proper coaxing.
my ideal arrangement is a smarter/bigger model supervising lots of proposals from diffusion models. The diffusion models spit out a big proposal each, the bigger model can vet something as minor as the headline or filename for each proposal, time still ends up being saved.
[–] ray__ 2 days ago