Imagine now NPCs in gaming being bound to always being online and a company can choose to turn the cloud computing off for the npcs making the game unplayable after like a year, can’t wait /s
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something i dont see being talked about is the sheer processing power needed for this.
how are they gonna solve that? just requiring you to casually have a couple 4090s?
How much processing power is really necessary? I can run any 7B model pretty fast with my 1660 ti
They’ll require a persistent online connection for cloud compute.
That seems bound to loose them money if they don’t charge a subscription.
They’re salivating at the idea of making you pay a subscription for this.
Piracy is gonna get more interesting.
Imagine now NPCs in gaming being bound to always being online and a company can choose to turn the cloud computing off for the npcs making the game unplayable after like a year, can’t wait /s
Let’s not give them any ideas or they might actually do it!
oh no…
Training the models initially is expensive, but running them can be done on commodity hardware nowadays.