Posted on 01/31/2025 7:28:03 AM PST by SeekAndFind
The speed is impressive, but I would be interested to know what sort of internal caching GPT-4o does for questions and answers.
Since your relatively sophisticated question, "Explain why increasing the minimum wage hurts entry level workers", is on a topic of current interest, it is possible that the answer is already in GPT's cache and quickly accessible via the three important linguistic components "Subject: increasing [the] minimum wage", "Verb: hurts" and "Object: entry level workers". (Computer parsing of such sentences has been around for many years.)
In other words, GPT-4o might be able to give the answer without consulting its full database and performing complicated analyses on what it finds therein.
It would also be interesting to know if GPT-4o makes use of a sophisticated CDN (Content Distribution Network) to offload -- and thus speed up -- some of the "simpler" queries to regional caches. (This has been done for years for video streaming and other data-hungry services.)
Perhaps when I said tool, i was baiting you, Karen.
Come on, Karen. Spew.
Come on troll. I am one of the least of the old Freepers. We have seen your type for decades.
Spew.
Thanks, RR.
Certainly an easily digested answer, yet leaves one hungry for more to ponder!
When/if you have “time”, try this one on the Ol’ AI:
If every action has an equal and opposite (re)action, what action was equal to and opposite of the big bang?
And the obvious follow-up: Newton describes a relationship between energy and matter; Einstein worked out the formula of that relationship (energy equals mass x the speed of light x the speed of light). Since there existed neither mass nor light until after the big bang, where did the energy come from to power such an event?
Again, sorry for being a jackass.
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