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OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

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Re: OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

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Post by visarga »

This makes Turbo GPT 3.5 level AI free, private and finetuneable. OpenAI exclusivity shrinks now to GPT-4. That's why I don't think they will be able to keep a large market share in LLMs, any level of AI is going to get open and free soon. SOTA models are also easy to distill by API, very hard to defend against using chat logs as training data for other models.

Once we all got one running, maybe in the OS, maybe in the browser, or as a separate app, then I see bad days ahead for online advertising. Ads are simply omitted when the bot solves a specific task for the user. We got infinitely tuneable and efficient filters for everything that gets in front of our eyes, and we will need these AI assistants to fight back the onslaught of AI spam bots. We can make the internet a beautiful garden again if we control the filters and the UI.

Re: OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

#5

Post by skilled »

visarga wrote: post #4

This makes Turbo GPT 3.5 level AI free, private and finetuneable. OpenAI exclusivity shrinks now to GPT-4. That's why I don't think they will be able to keep a large market share in LLMs, any level of AI is going to get open and free soon. SOTA models are also easy to distill by API, very hard to defend against using chat logs as training data for other models. Once we all got one running, maybe in the OS, maybe in t…

What beautiful garden? Are you completely ignoring the fact that OpenAI is made possible because it scraped the entire Web (the actual garden) and made a query index out of it?

Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work?

Ignorance is bliss I guess.

Re: OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

#7

Post by boredemployee »

skilled wrote: post #5
visarga wrote: post #4

This makes Turbo GPT 3.5 level AI free, private and finetuneable. OpenAI exclusivity shrinks now to GPT-4. That's why I don't think they will be able to keep a large market share in LLMs, any level of AI is going to get open and free soon. SOTA models are also easy to distill by API, very hard to defend against using chat logs as training data for other models. Once we all got one running, maybe in the OS, maybe in t…

What beautiful garden? Are you completely ignoring the fact that OpenAI is made possible because it scraped the entire Web (the actual garden) and made a query index out of it? Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work? Ignorance is bliss I guess.

>> Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work?

The worrying is legit and cute but let's face that at this moment no one is giving a f.

All we see are people worried that all the AI agents will take their jobs and/or how to make money out of that.

Re: OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

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Post by skilled »

boredemployee wrote: post #7
skilled wrote: post #5

Earlier quoted context omitted.

What beautiful garden? Are you completely ignoring the fact that OpenAI is made possible because it scraped the entire Web (the actual garden) and made a query index out of it? Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work? Ignorance is bliss I guess.

>> Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work? The worrying is legit and cute but let's face that at this moment no one is giving a f. All we see are people worried that all the AI agents will take their jobs and/or how to make money out of that.

You're right. I myself don't care either, but not because I don't understand how it happened. I don't because there is nothing I can say or do that would make OpenAI suddenly change their direction.

Re: OpenAssistant Conversations – Democratizing Large Language Model Alignment [pdf]

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Post by sebzim4500 »

skilled wrote: post #5
visarga wrote: post #4

This makes Turbo GPT 3.5 level AI free, private and finetuneable. OpenAI exclusivity shrinks now to GPT-4. That's why I don't think they will be able to keep a large market share in LLMs, any level of AI is going to get open and free soon. SOTA models are also easy to distill by API, very hard to defend against using chat logs as training data for other models. Once we all got one running, maybe in the OS, maybe in t…

What beautiful garden? Are you completely ignoring the fact that OpenAI is made possible because it scraped the entire Web (the actual garden) and made a query index out of it? Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work? Ignorance is bliss I guess.

>Do you not have any respect for people who actually spent their time and creativity to provide the information necessary for this model to even work?

We all stand on the shoulders of giants, the authors of this content did not grow up in a concrete box isolated from the works of earlier generations.

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