And website still says "openai."
Does your company offer all its products for free?
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And website still says "openai."
Does your company offer all its products for free?
EDIT: I accidentially typed Alpine, it's Alpaca. https://github.com/tatsu-lab/stanford_alpaca
Does anybody have their hands on it? Is it actually 6 times better at performing tasks, or are we paying more for improved corporate-friendly bumper bowling?
It's very, very impressive so far - I've tried a bunch of things I've previously run against GPT-3 and got noticeably better results - maybe not a 2x or 6x multiple in "quality" (depending on how you measure that) but still very clearly improved.
Posted a few examples here: https://fedi.simonwillison.net/@simon/110022949941148725
Does anybody have their hands on it? Is it actually 6 times better at performing tasks, or are we paying more for improved corporate-friendly bumper bowling?
https://openai.com/blog/introducing-chatgpt-and-whisper-apis
If you know anything about business models this is by design.
The minute that ChatGPT's pricing came close to free, it was obvious they had a way better model.
It was never about OpenAI having found a more efficient way to reduce costs, it was to price out competitors like Google, Meta, Open Source, etc with a "good-enough" breakthrough model.
Then introduce an expensive superior corrected model.
It only looks expensive when compared to the GPT-3.5-Turbo ChatGPT offering which is incredibly cheap (or alternatively Davinci is overpriced by now)