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What Multimodal Models Actually Learn From Video

What Multimodal Models Actually Learn From Video

Episode 5626 Published 3 weeks ago
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Multimodal models are trained on video, audio, and text — but what does "multimodal" actually mean under the hood? This episode digs into late fusion versus early fusion architectures, why video is the largest slice of Emu3.5's 13-trillion-token diet, and a phenomenon called "vision laziness" that explains why rich visual data can sit unused. Then it gets to the question a listener named Daniel asked: if a model learns from video, can you retrieve that knowledge just by typing at it? The answer is yes — but only for some kinds of knowledge, and the asymmetry is stranger than you'd expect. Episode #048635 — open it directly at myweirdprompts.com/048635
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