A research lab is attempting to develop a language model that exhibits a complex, unforeseen skill, such as advanced causal reasoning, which is absent in their current, smaller models. They understand that such 'emergent abilities' are not explicitly programmed but appear as a result of scale. Given limited resources, which of the following approaches represents the most effective strategy for achieving this goal?
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A research lab is attempting to develop a language model that exhibits a complex, unforeseen skill, such as advanced causal reasoning, which is absent in their current, smaller models. They understand that such 'emergent abilities' are not explicitly programmed but appear as a result of scale. Given limited resources, which of the following approaches represents the most effective strategy for achieving this goal?
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