One thing I like from GPT, even though it's overall slower, is that you see it typing, this allows you to already process things and see if it's going in the right direction.
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#383I'm getting a Watson vibe from this marketing material.
The only people staying around are too comfortable with their Google paycheck to take the dive and build something themselves from the ground up.
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#384Bard still not available in Canada so i can't use it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Wonder why Google is the only one that can't release their model here.
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#388It’s funny as I’m watching the multimodal demo, the feature I’m hoping for the most is less alignment. I think the crippling of GPT has made it so much less useful than it could be. I don’t know if Google would take a bigger chance with it being the second player and having to catch up but that would be one hell of a differentiator. Less policing. Maybe they could get away with it because they have data on what peopl…
They definitely will not. Google will be much more on the side of over-alignment than OpenAI. It's smart business given the current cultural environment we are in, but it's also deeply ingrained in Google's culture. It's sort of a Blackstone's ratio, better that a hundred bad answers be given than that one offensive thing be said.
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#389According to the technical paper ( https://goo.gle/GeminiPaper ), Gemini Nano-1, the smallest model at 1.8B parameters, beats Whisper large-v3 and Google's USM at automatic speech recognition. That's very impressive.