@LangChain: "Once you've found the shape of intelligence, you know what it looks like." @enoreyes from @factoryAI on why he thinks …
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A quote from @enoreyes of @factoryAI suggests that distillation is unstoppable and that model labs may already recognize the shape of intelligence.
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“Once you’ve found the shape of intelligence, you know what it looks like.”
@enoreyes from @factoryAI on why he thinks distillation is basically unstoppable and why model labs might already know it. https://t.co/8q4GMjrP3X
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