I’m guessing the intended meaning of “modern hardware” in the quote is easy to misread (it’s actually just gesturing at the transistors), and for many unintended senses of “modern hardware” (actual AI chips and systems, actual LLMs with KV cache) the claims in the quote are obviously wrong.
I’m guessing the intended meaning of “modern hardware” in the quote is easy to misread (it’s actually just gesturing at the transistors), and for many unintended senses of “modern hardware” (actual AI chips and systems, actual LLMs with KV cache) the claims in the quote are obviously wrong.
Ah, I hadn’t thought about that misreading being a source of confusion. Thanks!