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Here we go with these “it looks worse” just like a month back when people feel it it was worse
It's probably a smaller, updated (distilled?) version of gpt-4 model given the price decrease, speed increase, and turbo name. Why wouldn't you expect it to be slightly worse? We saw the same thing with 3-davinci and 3.5-turbo. I'm not going off pure feelings either. I have benchmarks in place comparing pipeline outputs to ground truth. But like I said, it's comparable enough to 4, at a much lower price, making it a…
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Provided we can keep riding this hype wave for a while, I think the logical long term solution is most teams will have an in house/alternative LLM they can use as temporary backup. Right now everyone is scrambling to just get some basic products out using LLMs but as people have more breathing room I can't image most teams not having a non-OpenAI LLM that they are using to run experiments on. At the end of the day, O…
Except that it is currently impossible to replace GPT-4 with an open model.
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#224I'm imagining a bunch of Tech Priests doing rituals and chanting in front of the data center to encourage the Machine Spirit to restart.
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To the extend that systems like chat-GPT are valuable, I expect we'll have open source equivalents to GPT-7 within the next five years. The only "moat" will be training on copyrighted content, and OpenAI is not likely to be able to afford to pay copyright owners enough once the value in the context of AI is widely understood. We might see SETI-like distributed training networks and specific permutations of open sourc…
>distributed training networks Now that's an idea. One bottleneck might be a limit on just how much you can parallelize training, though.
Moving from 900GB/sec GPU memory bandwidth with infiniband interconnects between nodes to 0.01-0.1GB/sec over the internet is brutal (1000x to 10000x slower...) This works for simple image classifiers, but I've never seen anything like a large language model be trained in a meaningful amount of time this way.
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#226Might as well have a quick discussion here. How's everyone finding the new models? 4-Turbo is a bit worse than 4 for my NLP work. But it's so much cheaper that I'll probably move every pipeline to using that. Depending on the exact problem it can even be comparable in quality/price to 3.5-turbo. However the fact that output tokens are limited to 4096 is a big asterisk on the 128k context.
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#227I'm imagining a bunch of Tech Priests doing rituals and chanting in front of the data center to encourage the Machine Spirit to restart.
I believe the chants sound more or less like this: https://youtu.be/0ZZb12Qp6-0?feature=shared&t=76
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I mean, if internet "internet" is down then society has collapsed and your job is probably gone anyways
It happens every so often with BGP tables going haywire due to a faulty announcement. Fortunately, I know how to use hand tools, so I'm secure in the post-internet future economy.
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#230I used Google Bard for the first time today specifically because ChatGPT was down. It was honestly perfectly fine, but it has a slightly different tone than ChatGPT that's kind of hard to explain.