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Thu, 16 Mar 2023

LLaMA

I have been using GPT-3, and GPT-4 just came out. Finding this interesting, I downloaded LLaMA. I have LLaMA on my desktop. There is a gradio, Automatic1111-like text generation web UI that lets large language models be targets. Normal LLaMA does not work for my desktop's Nvidia RTX 3060 with 12G VRAM, so I got 4 bit models, which may be substandard, but what can I do? LLaMA comes in different parameter sizes: 7B, 13B, 30B and 65B. My Nvidia card can handle 13B parameters, but my Nvidia card conks out when trying to do the 30B parameter one. The model is 25 gigs large. Reminds me of how Marvin Minsky used to say that when AI is really figured out, it will be able to be run on a typical home PC.

So with the text generation web UI I am now talking with LLaMA, which is more interesting than talking to Eliza.

Common sense questions and answers
Question: How many legs does a dog have?
Factual answer: 4
Question: What does the German word "unbehagen" mean in English?
Factual answer: It means discomfort, unease.
Question: Who wrote a letter to the Corinthians circa 53 AD?
Factual answer: Paul of Tarsus.
Question: What is 22+33?
Factual answer: 55
Question: What is the astrological sign of someone born March 16?
Factual answer: Pisces.
Question: Who designed the movie poster for the movie "Vertigo"?
Factual answer: The designer was Bill Gold.

OK, finally got him. Saul Bass designed the movie poster for Vertigo (Bill Gold did design the posters for other Hitchcock movies, like "The Wrong Man" though). What does ChatGPT say (I am pointed to GPT-3, not paying for GPT-4 currently).

Who designed the movie poster for the movie "Vertigo"?
The iconic movie poster for the film "Vertigo" was designed by the renowned graphic designer Saul Bass. Bass was known for his innovative and memorable movie posters, as well as his work in title sequences and corporate logos. The poster for "Vertigo" features a stylized image of a woman's face and swirling, vertigo-inducing shapes, which perfectly captures the mood and themes of the film. The poster is considered a classic of graphic design and is still widely recognized and admired today.

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