Will Meta AI's MEGABYTE architecture be used in the next-gen LLMs?
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Resolves YES if MEGABYTE is used in a gpt-4-level SOTA LLM that gets wide deployment.
Resolves NO if next-gen iterations of large LLMs use an architecture that isn't MEGABYTE.
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