A keynote listener highlights the idea that stronger models will need longer prompts because people will demand more of them.
A listener said a point from an @lateinteraction keynote resonated with them: Stronger models will need longer prompts rather than shorter ones because people will be more demanding. They joked that listening to the keynote was better than coffee.
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@mrdrozdovListening to an @lateinteraction keynote is better than any cup of coffee. One of the points that resonates strongly w/ me: ✅ Stronger models will need longer prompts rather than shorter, since we'll be more demanding.
@lateinteraction@mrdrozdov better than cup of coffee 😆 (can never help being a bit too intense i’m sorry!)@mrdrozdovListening to an @lateinteraction keynote is better than any cup of coffee. One of the points that resonates strongly w/ me: ✅ Stronger models will need longer prompts rather than shorter, since we'll be more demanding.@lateinteraction@mrdrozdov better than cup of coffee 😆 (can never help being a bit too intense i’m sorry!)@mrdrozdovListening to an @lateinteraction keynote is better than any cup of coffee. One of the points that resonates strongly w/ me: ✅ Stronger models will need longer prompts rather than shorter, since we'll be more demanding.@lateinteraction@mrdrozdov better than cup of coffee 😆 (can never help being a bit too intense i’m sorry!)@mrdrozdovListening to an @lateinteraction keynote is better than any cup of coffee. One of the points that resonates strongly w/ me: ✅ Stronger models will need longer prompts rather than shorter, since we'll be more demanding.@lateinteraction@mrdrozdov better than cup of coffee 😆 (can never help being a bit too intense i’m sorry!)
