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> If your startup plans to push the boundaries of today’s artificial intelligence by building with our API, we want to hear from you. How about just giving me
by vincentmarle 5y ago
> If your startup plans to push the boundaries of today’s artificial intelligence by building with our API, we want to hear from you.
How about just giving me access to your API so I can start tinkering with it, and who knows, maybe it becomes a startup that you can fund?
- maddyboo 5y agoI got my beta invite last month. I messed around with it for about 30-45 minutes, only to discover that I had already blown through half of my allocated “trial credits”. This really killed my motivation to keep tinkering with the product.
- inopinatus 5y agoI had exactly the same experience, and any hope of developing a business case went out the window when I realised I'd need a business case to justify the expense of developing a business case. In a desperate attempt to salvage the possibility of using the AI in any fashion I tried prompting GPT-3 to write the business case for itself, feeding it excerpts of several successful such documents of my own to set the tone and structure, at which point I ran out of credits. You can try doing the same on the cheap with AI Dungeon, but there's a fair chance it'll be overrun by vampires and mad scientists before the IRR-to-WACC ratio estimation section, rendering any such document fit only for mopping up after goblins. You feel a sudden pain in your chest.