Comment by mackenziebowes 3 days ago
The cool thing about AI that I'm seeing as an outsider/non-academic, is that it's relatively cheap to clone. Sleeping/resting could be done by a "clone" and benefits could be distributed on a rolling schedule, right?
I can't be certain, I'm not at all an AI engineer or math guy, but I think at the "wake up" point you equalize instances. Like during 'sleep' some list of functions/operations `m` are applied to model weights `n` producing a new model, `n + 1`. Wouldn't you just clone `n + 1`, send it to work, and start a new training run `m + 1` to make `n + 2`?
This was my first idea as well. Keep training continuously and redeploy clones after each cycle. From a layman perspective this seems reasonable :thinking:
One clone takes a nap while the other works is pretty cool.
But the clone couldn't run without sleeping? So that's more of a teammate than a clone.
1 works while the other sleeps and then swap.
If this method ever worked our current alignment methods get chucked out the window those would be two completely different AI.