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Cannot be gamed? C'mon now... You could pay a bunch of people to vote for your model in the arena.
No you can't, because you actually don't know which model is which when you vote.
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Does anyone really trust openai isn't training on their data given their views on copyright? It would make more sense for them to just train on it anyway.
if there EULA says one thing and they do another that opens them up to huge liabilities. though anything is possible
A notable feature here is "no training on your business data or conversations" which really shouldn't have to be a feature. (requests using the ChatGPT API already aren't trained upon)
If you want an entirely free and open LLM experience, you can also run one of the ever-improving open source models on your own hardware. But for many if not most companies, paying $25/mo per user for something as amazing as ChatGPT-4 is a bargain.
OpenAI understand their tech lead isn't a sustainable moat, so are going for network effects. Similar to Slack Connect (shared channels).
Yeah, this is something I've been saying as well. Their true "moat" is their network of people who know and understand how to know use their tech.
A notable feature here is "no training on your business data or conversations" which really shouldn't have to be a feature. (requests using the ChatGPT API already aren't trained upon)
Does anyone really trust openai isn't training on their data given their views on copyright? It would make more sense for them to just train on it anyway.
I can see some good use cases - A custom gpt just trained on your code base can help you write test cases in your desired syntax. - A custom gpt trained on internal PRDs can help brainstorm better on the next set of features. Hoping to see something good come out of this
This version of teams does not do that. You can hook it up by creating Custom GPTs and add some amount of docs to a specific GPT for retrieval, but you cannot connect an entire codebase to ChatGPT to get answers. Github[1] had introduced the feature you are talking about a year or so ago. Not sure if people are using it. Use cases I see are common ones - basic usage of ChatGPT but admin can control access. Provides a…
UI components can be generated as per your UI guidelines, same for tests. Hoping for good things
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I don't want my family to know I spent 3 hours chatting about the Holy Roman Empire.
What would change if they knew?