[visually_augmented]

“Maybe they retrained the GPT module?”

The problem of course is that Trump doesn’t even have an idea of what “GPT” means and Vivek adds a dimension to Trump that is a big blind side in my opinion. He is a very informed guy and well-spoken one that doesn’t kow-tow to the mega-donors. Plus he was the only one brave enough on that stage to claim that Global Warming (or Global Climate Change) is an outright hoax.

[Observator]

He is a very informed guy and well-spoken one that doesn’t kow-tow to the mega-donors.

I don't see him that way at all. He blurts out what he thinks will score him the most points, regardless of the practical implications. And yeah, he's quicker on the draw than the rest. Not sure that worked in his favor last night. He did chill after the first segment - he was starting to look like Bilbo wanting to touch his old Ring.

There's a bushel of guys like Rama leading teams at Accenture with the same dumb grin and cheap patter. I do think he adds interest to the proceedings and is a Fluffer in Chief nonpareil.

[JayGalt]

There now. You assert that it’s a big problem that Trump isn’t (and we don’t know that he isn’t) conversant with AI technical terms. There are lots of topics where Trump will use advisors, no one can be expert in all fields. Pull the other one.

The GPT models are transformer neural networks. The transformer neural network architecture uses self-attention mechanisms to focus on different parts of the input text during each processing step. A transformer model captures more context and improves performance on natural language processing (NLP) tasks.