Yeah! sounds great, if I could easily run a SETI-at-home style thing to contribute to training a (future) model similar to GPT-x, but with the result freely ava

Yeah! sounds great, if I could easily run a SETI-at-home style thing to contribute to training a (future) model similar to GPT-x, but with the result freely available to play with, I reckon i'd do it. Could even be made into a game I'd say! I am totally aware that gpt3 itself can't be run on a regular workstation, but maybe hosting for instances of models from the best/most-interesting training runs could be worked out by crowd-funding?