Yeah, if words were actually encoded as 1-hot vectors this would be pretty trivial, but the rest of LLM training would be somewhere between infeasible and impossible. The actual embedding vectors obscure spelling even more.
Side note: last time I checked, current embedding vectors were approximately 40 dimensional… Has that gone up significantly in the last couple of years?
AI doesn’t see a word as a sequence of letters, they just see it as a pointer to an entry in Words table.
Semantic Vectors don’t work that way.
Yeah, if words were actually encoded as 1-hot vectors this would be pretty trivial, but the rest of LLM training would be somewhere between infeasible and impossible. The actual embedding vectors obscure spelling even more.
Side note: last time I checked, current embedding vectors were approximately 40 dimensional… Has that gone up significantly in the last couple of years?
A fair bit. EmbeddingGemma is open weights and allows for 128-768 dimensions.
It’s not as simple as more dimensions = better, due to size, efficiency, and context rot limitations though.
Introducing EmbeddingGemma: The Best-in-Class Open Model for On-Device Embeddings - Google Developers Blog - https://developers.googleblog.com/en/introducing-embeddinggemma/