OpenAI has temporarily stopped selling the Plus plan
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OpenAI has temporarily stopped selling the Plus plan
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#2The comments are so ignorant it's unreal. I think the OpenAI team is doing their best. I've heard it's actually hard to scale an app to 100+ million users
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#3The comments are so ignorant it's unreal. I think the OpenAI team is doing their best. I've heard it's actually hard to scale an app to 100+ million users
Nah. Super easy I heard /s
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#4The comments are so ignorant it's unreal. I think the OpenAI team is doing their best. I've heard it's actually hard to scale an app to 100+ million users
GPT-4 is the greatest software developer in the world. I'm sure that it can scale itself easily.
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#5The comments are so ignorant it's unreal. I think the OpenAI team is doing their best. I've heard it's actually hard to scale an app to 100+ million users
GPT-4 is the greatest software developer in the world. I'm sure that it can scale itself easily.
commit hash: deadbeef
commit author: GPT-4
commit message: ":rocket_emoji: Set all Azure clusters to autoscale in order to resolve flooded message queue"
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#7from the reddit comments:
> I bought it and it was removed off of my account. I paid money for a feature I never got. Anyone else get this?
It look like a very bad experience. if i were him, i would issue a credit card charge back
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#8GPT3 has 175 billion parameters and Altman said 4 would use way more compute than 3.
Let's just look at GPT 3. Each forward pass requires 2N=350B flops per token. The computational overhead of the attention mechanism is negligible but the memory overhead of the attention for all users is not, but we can ignore that for now. Let's assume each query involves ~200 tokens of combined input and output. That's 70T flops per query. Let's say the cost of compute is 1 cent per 100B flops (probably a lowball). That's $7 per query for compute alone.
And that's just GPT 3.
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#9Have to assume they literally can't get enough GPUs to respond to demand. Wonder if $20/mo is even profitable for them?
Re: OpenAI has temporarily stopped selling the Plus plan
#10GPT3 has 175 billion parameters and Altman said 4 would use way more compute than 3. Let's just look at GPT 3. Each forward pass requires 2N=350B flops per token. The computational overhead of the attention mechanism is negligible but the memory overhead of the attention for all users is not, but we can ignore that for now. Let's assume each query involves ~200 tokens of combined input and output. That's 70T flops pe…
I mean, that might be the cost for a onesie-twosie in Azure, but if you're microsoft and you own the hardware, the cost may be one or more orders of magnitude less than that. (Of course, there's just a limit on the number of GPUs that exist and that Nvidia can pump out.)