doesn't change the fact that it doesn't do what it claims to now. I just don't care about vague promises and "trust us bro" vibes that tech is sold for nowadays. It claims x, it doesn't deliver x. Maybe it could in the future, or maybe not.
That's indeed not something that RTK can promise. However, if RTK becomes popular enough, it's unavoidable that its output will start seeping into the training data of future models, which will make RTK perform better
That's indeed not something that RTK can promise. However, if RTK becomes popular enough, it's unavoidable that its output will start seeping into the training data of future models, which will make RTK perform better
So it's a kind of self-fulfilling prophecy