They’d likely use different models, but they’d be based on the same fundamental technology of LLMs. The training data would be different, but they’d have similar issues, but the one that’s supposed to be in a classroom would have significantly more signals to interpret and significantly higher consequences for being wrong.
They’d be different, but if it doesn’t work for McDonald’s, it can’t work for the much more complex task.
They’d likely use different models, but they’d be based on the same fundamental technology of LLMs. The training data would be different, but they’d have similar issues, but the one that’s supposed to be in a classroom would have significantly more signals to interpret and significantly higher consequences for being wrong.
They’d be different, but if it doesn’t work for McDonald’s, it can’t work for the much more complex task.