No, they're actually training weights based on context before compaction. Context is context, this is splitting the model into persistent weights and malleable ones which are periodically updated.
No, they're actually training weights based on context before compaction. Context is context, this is splitting the model into persistent weights and malleable ones which are periodically updated.
Wouldn’t that be extremely computationaly expensive considering how resource incentive training is?
No, training a state of the art model involves training on the order of 10 trillion tokens.
We're talking about a step that updates weights based on say between 10k and 1M tokens.
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