I think what they’re saying is that the AI companies don’t need to rinse and repeat. They’ve already created solid programs for how to make LLMS speak English and demonstrate basic reasoning. You don’t need to retrain that part every time. Once you’ve trained “English.exe,” you can just copy it endlessly.
Maybe with enough time, the hard-coded English of the LLMs could become increasingly anachronistic and sound old-fashioned and formal to most ears. But for that kind of for slow maintenance you could just pay people to write examples of modern language and train it on that.
I think what they’re saying is that the AI companies don’t need to rinse and repeat. They’ve already created solid programs for how to make LLMS speak English and demonstrate basic reasoning. You don’t need to retrain that part every time. Once you’ve trained “English.exe,” you can just copy it endlessly.
Maybe with enough time, the hard-coded English of the LLMs could become increasingly anachronistic and sound old-fashioned and formal to most ears. But for that kind of for slow maintenance you could just pay people to write examples of modern language and train it on that.