Don't forget about Contrastive Negation:

> Contrastive negation is a rhetorical structure that denies a specific idea in the first half of a sentence and asserts an alternative in the second half.

> It typically follows an "It’s not X, it’s Y" or "not just X, but Y" formula.

Wikipedia also has a great resource which covers many of the common LLM patterns: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Signs_of_AI_writing

As someone who’s writing gets flagged as AI a lot, I appreciate the opening disclaimer section.

And I especially appreciate the idea that these patterns aren’t the problem. Don’t just fix the patterns. The problem is they point to hastily or carelessly written content.

That's in the post

How long until LLMs are taught to avoid the patterns in that wiki page?

Your numbers are a little off but the point remains- 2PB is nothing, not newsworthy imo. What’s special about this?

What's special about it is not the flash but training an LLM based on the content, much of which is still in copyright and which the library has restrictions on how they are allowed to use (irrespective of the legal position of training on it) and which required an agreement with the copyright holders.

This is super useful. Most of the time I go to run a model off Hugging Face on my 64GB MBP I run into issues where I drastically overestimated what it could do. :>

Showing up is a trap for Anna - who doesn't have 5 billion dollars to settle.

It's called "constrastive negation", and both GPT and Claude tend towards it.

Now make it for consumers. Storage capacity per dollar has really stalled.

Reversed even. Years ago I built an NVMe NAS out of 4 TB drives, thinking "gee, SSD price sure have gotten stagnant lately" at the time. Now you can barely get 1 TB drives for the same price.

Same people, actually. It’s a Dario move.