• @delirious_owl@discuss.online
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    27 months ago

    Are you sure that you can reproduce the model, given the same inputs? Reproducibility is a difficult property to achieve. I wouldn’t think LLMs are reproduce.

    • @sweng@programming.dev
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      7 months ago

      In theory, if you have the inputs, you have reproducible outputs, modulo perhaps some small deviations due to non-deterministic parallelism. But if those effects are large enough to make your model perform differently you already have big issues, no different than if a piece of software performs differently each time it is compiled.

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        7 months ago

        That’s the theory for some paradigms that were specifically designed to have the property of determinism.

        Most things in the world, even computers, are non-deterministic

        Nondeterminism isn’t necessarily a bad thing for systems like AI.