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224 points azhenley | 2 comments | | HN request time: 0.414s | source
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singron ◴[] No.45076773[source]
This article is so devoid of specifics, I'm not entirely sure I know what they are proposing. A VM implies an instruction set of some kind with control flow, registers, etc. but they spend the whole article on authorization, which seems orthogonal to the concept. I think what they really mean is a sandbox, jail, or container where a "syscall" equivalent let's the model interact with the outside world.
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1. Animats ◴[] No.45076902[source]
> This article is so devoid of specifics, I'm not entirely sure I know what they are proposing.

Yes. Are they proposing a virtual machine execution engine? Docker for LLMs? Or what? This looks like some kind of packaging thing.

Badly designed packaging systems are a curse. Look at how many Python has gone through.

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2. kookamamie ◴[] No.45076916[source]
"Like dude, a JVM for AIs!" - it reads like that.