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GPT-3 is just the enabling technology, what you do with the tool is where a company differentiates itself. The key argument the article and your comment is mak
by chrisfrantz 6y ago
GPT-3 is just the enabling technology, what you do with the tool is where a company differentiates itself.
The key argument the article and your comment is making is that GPT-3 is the moat. There’s so much more to a company than just a piece of tech implemented within in.
Network effect and data collection are growth loops that exist separately from the technology and can be effectively layered into a company regardless of the underlying tech.
- rvz 6y agoThe clear winner is still OpenAI. Who's to say that established companies can do the exact same thing even with the OpenAI GPT-3 API. I can see Google doing this and they also have many options here to remain competitive. They too can access this API, Google DeepMind can create another AI as a Service service similar to OpenAI or directly clone your idea as a feature in another product. OpenAI has now become the AWS of AI services. I won't be suprised to see DeepMind thinking of doing the same thing.