Will a different machine learning architecture that is much faster or much cheaper (at least 5x) than current SOTA (Transformers), for both inference and training, be released in 2023?
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Feb 19, 7:42pm: Will a different machine learning architecture that is much faster (at least 5x) than current SOTA (Transformers) be released in 2023? → Will a different machine learning architecture that is much faster or much cheaper (at least 5x) than current SOTA (Transformers), for both inference and training, be released in 2023?
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