But there are those who are amplified:
>AI gets better, which raises the bar for human judgment.
>Humans develop deeper taste, which produces better work for AI to learn from.
Each pushes the other higher. Two forces that don't compete so much as co-evolve.
Paul Graham (@paulg), Sam Altman (@sama), Greg Brockman (@gdb) all landed on the same word this year: Taste.
They're right that it matters. They're wrong that it's new.
Taste was always the job. Execution was the fog that hid it.
https://t.co/soufBbeUCq
I've never been more excited to work.
The parts of building I always cared about - the decisions about what should exist and why - used to be buried under months of execution.
Now they're the whole job.
The fog of execution lifted, and what's underneath is the work I wanted to be doing all along.
https://t.co/soufBbeUCq
Paul Graham (@paulg), Sam Altman (@sama), Greg Brockman (@gdb) all landed on the same word this year: Taste.
They're right that it matters. They're wrong that it's new.
Taste was always the job. Execution was the fog that hid it.
https://t.co/soufBbeUCq
But there are those who are amplified:
>AI gets better, which raises the bar for human judgment.
>Humans develop deeper taste, which produces better work for AI to learn from.
Each pushes the other higher. Two forces that don't compete so much as co-evolve.
Not all questions need GPT-4!
We introduce RouteLLM – a routing framework based on human preference data that directs simple queries to a cheaper model.
With data augmentation techniques, RouteLLM achieves cost reductions of over 85% on MT Bench and 45% on MMLU while maintaining 95% GPT-4 performance.
Comparing against commercial offerings (Martian and Unify AI) on MT Bench and achieve the same performance while being over 40% cheaper.
Our model, datasets, and code for serving and evaluating LLM routers are all open-sourced. We are excited to see what the community will build on top!
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