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Failing to embrace it will leave you behind. Consultants that use OpenAI’s GPT-4 language model are “significantly more productive and produced significantly higher quality results” than those who do not, according to a new study from the Harvard Business School: https://aibusiness.com/nlp/harvard-study-gpt-4-boosts-work-q...
I think OpenAI may eventually have to go upmarket, as basic "good enough" AI becomes increasingly viable and cheap/free on consumer level devices, supplied by FOSS models and apps. Apple may be leading the way here, with Apple Silicon prioritizing AI processing and built into all their devices. These capabilities are free (or at least don't require an extra sub), and just used to sell more hardware. OpenAI is clearly…
Where are you taking the confidence that Apple will be able to catch up to OpenAI’s GPT? “Apple's built-in AI capabilities” are very weak so far.
In my experience apple's ML on iphones is seamless. Tap and hold on your dog in a picture and it'll cut out the background, your photos are all sorted automatically including by person (and I think by pet).
OCR is seamless - you just select text in images as if it was real text.
I totally understand these aren't comparable to LLMs - rumor has it apple is working on an llm - if their execution is anything like their current ML execution it'll be glorious.
(Siri objectively sucks although I'm not sure it's fair to compare siri to an LLM as AFAIK siri does not do text prediction but is instead a traditional "manually crafted workflow" type of thing that just uses S2T to navigate)
I just paid the $20 for a month to try it out. In my super limited experience, GPT-4 is actually impressive and worth the money.
That scares me. I hate moats and actively want out. Running the uncensored 70B parameter Llama 2 model on my MacBook is great, but it's just not a competitive enough general intelligence to entirely substitute for GPT-4 yet. I think our community will get there, but the surrounding water is deepening, and I'm nervous...
I think OpenAI may eventually have to go upmarket, as basic "good enough" AI becomes increasingly viable and cheap/free on consumer level devices, supplied by FOSS models and apps. Apple may be leading the way here, with Apple Silicon prioritizing AI processing and built into all their devices. These capabilities are free (or at least don't require an extra sub), and just used to sell more hardware. OpenAI is clearly…
I've talked to a good amount of businesses and 90% of custom use cases would also have negligible AI costs. In my opinion, unless you're in a super regulated industry or doing genuinely cutting edge stuff, you should probably just be using the best that's available (OpenAI).
I think OpenAI may eventually have to go upmarket, as basic "good enough" AI becomes increasingly viable and cheap/free on consumer level devices, supplied by FOSS models and apps. Apple may be leading the way here, with Apple Silicon prioritizing AI processing and built into all their devices. These capabilities are free (or at least don't require an extra sub), and just used to sell more hardware. OpenAI is clearly…
Please Apple let me replace worthless Siri with ChatGPT on my iPhone. Would completely change how I use the device.
Siri: "Sorry. Dictation service is unavailable at the moment."
It's past time for excuses. High-level people at Apple need to be fired over this. Hello? Tim? Do your job. Hello? Anybody home...?
I think OpenAI may eventually have to go upmarket, as basic "good enough" AI becomes increasingly viable and cheap/free on consumer level devices, supplied by FOSS models and apps. Apple may be leading the way here, with Apple Silicon prioritizing AI processing and built into all their devices. These capabilities are free (or at least don't require an extra sub), and just used to sell more hardware. OpenAI is clearly…
Where are you taking the confidence that Apple will be able to catch up to OpenAI’s GPT? “Apple's built-in AI capabilities” are very weak so far.
Open source always wins, in the end. This is a fluff piece.
Didn't see batching taken into equation, might skew a bit
Yep, batching is a feature I really wish the OpenAI API had. That and the ability to intelligently cache frequently used prompts. Much easier to achieve this with a hosted OS model, so I guess it's a speed + customizability/cost tradeoff for the time being.