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Wow, OpenAI should be truly taught in business schools around the world as a case study in product marketing. Despite the dozens or hundreds of similar tools, m
by aabhay 4y ago
Wow, OpenAI should be truly taught in business schools around the world as a case study in product marketing. Despite the dozens or hundreds of similar tools, models, colab notebooks, etc. created by a wide flourishing community, these two products are top of mind for everyone. Both terribly disappointing and envy inspiring for us in the field!
- mach1ne 4y agoOpenAI was the first on GPT-level text generation, as it was (I think) on DALL-E level image generation. It's winner takes all rather than marketing.
- centra_minded 4y agoGPT-3 and DALL-E (by my subjective opinion) feel much better than other models that their respective tasks. DALL-E in particular kind of blows the VQGAN+CLIP messing around I've done out of the water. GPT-3 feels markedly better than other text generation or chatbots I've tried. Definitely these are well marketed, and not the only models aorund, but they also feel ahead of other things I've tried. Can you point out some of these other tools/models?
- andybak 4y agoIt's not as simple as "x is better than y". They all have their own flavours. I'd had results from JAX CLIP Guided Diffusion that I can't get from anything else and some of my early experiments with Disco Diffusion have a quality that is unique. I think people will always mix and match models due to their unique qualities. Having said that I'm on the beta for Stable Diffusion ( https://stability.ai/ https://stability.ai/ ) and it's remarkably capable across a broad range of styles. Dall-E probably still has the edge for more complex semantic prompts and photographic coherance but it's very good and it's got a very open strategy.
- minimaxir 4y agoGoogle has similar models and could compete with OpenAI with both a GPT-3 and DALL-E equivalent if they wanted to. tbh I'm surprised they don't.