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GPT Unicorn has drawn a unicorn

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Re: GPT Unicorn has drawn a unicorn

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I'm confused as to why this would see any improvement over time. Looking at the code, it's by default hitting the gpt 3.5-turbo API. Maybe I'm misremembering, but I thought I've seen statements from people working at OpenAI where it's been claimed that the API is static, we'd be informed of any changes to the underlying model. Is the model actually receiving updates?

edit: Looking at previous days, too, it doesn't exactly seem to be improving. I think we just got a lucky sampling.

Re: GPT Unicorn has drawn a unicorn

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post #8

I'm confused as to why this would see any improvement over time. Looking at the code, it's by default hitting the gpt 3.5-turbo API. Maybe I'm misremembering, but I thought I've seen statements from people working at OpenAI where it's been claimed that the API is static, we'd be informed of any changes to the underlying model. Is the model actually receiving updates? edit: Looking at previous days, too, it doesn't ex…

Yes, the models are updated officially around every three months, with a notice you can still use the previous version for a time until it is decommissioned.

Some people claim there are also unannounced changes, but I can't vouch for that.

The daily variation is likely due to temperature. To make the response less repetitive.

Re: GPT Unicorn has drawn a unicorn

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I would argue that `image-2023-04-25` looks comparable close to a unicorn. The art style does vary a lot though.

To me that strikes me slightly more as a bull. It would be interesting to put that in front of someone who isn't precomposed to be looking for a unicorn and see what they say.
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