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To answer you in a very literal sense, GTP-3 is currently powering GitHub Copilot. It’s an actual launched product for $10/month. That’s going be booster rocket
by dougmwne 4y ago
To answer you in a very literal sense, GTP-3 is currently powering GitHub Copilot. It’s an actual launched product for $10/month. That’s going be booster rockets for the on-ramp to becoming a coder, and there is evidence it can help all coders be more productive.
https://github.blog/2022-07-14-research-how-github-copilot-helps-improve-developer-productivity/ https://github.blog/2022-07-14-research-how-github-copilot-h...
As to what else future language models could power, based on my own use, I think fine tuned future language models could probably handle most customer support, accelerate the creation of most web content, accelerate quite a bit of paralegal grunt work, and power highly interactive game NPCs like in AI dungeon, another launched and paid product based on GTP-3.
- danbulant 4y agoI also think there were some companies that use gpt3 for analyzing text, like reviews or posts (for analytics like do people talk about a product in a positive matter?). To add, github copilot is a really clever autocomplete that makes some mundane tasks much quicker. Things which are too small for a library but are still fairly often used can be "typed" more quickly.