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OpenAI but with propietary code... They don't deserve that name

• otagekki 6y ago
  Training those models are extremely expensive and it's gonna find a way to recover that cost through one way or another...
  • robbyt 6y ago
    The issue here isn't the cost to run the service, it's the name. An analogy would be a restaurant called "free lunch" that charged money for lunch because food supplies are expensive.
    • emteycz 6y ago
      I thought the model was publicly shown? You can take that and do your own training and make your own API, right?
      • neoncontrails 6y ago
        No. GPT-2 is available to the public, at least up to so many millions of parameters. GPT-3 has so far been released exclusively to a small number of beta testers with strict rules on what you can do with it.
        • emteycz 6y ago
          Bear with me, I am a ML amateur. What is this then? https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165 https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.14165