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A passing thought: language. GPT is built on English which is international and I’d bet it has the most content to train on available. Maybe at some point Chi
by xlii 4y ago
A passing thought: language.
GPT is built on English which is international and I’d bet it has the most content to train on available.
Maybe at some point Chinese will be added but as far as I know Chinese isn’t as homogenized, and depending on fragmentation might net be viable either.
Being in the country were Siri isn’t yet available I don’t expect AI generators to be available anytime soon, if ever (due to different language complexity, not sure if that matters though).
- under-Peter 4y agoFun fact: I randomly asked chatgpt to repeat an answer in German yesterday and tomy surprise it just did! Then i continued the conversation (I asked it to be a pretend DM for my first, guided D&D experience) in German and it just worked about as well as in English. The same was true when I switched to French during the ‘conversation’. I absolutely didn’t expect that because I’ve never seen it in the hyped up examples here and on twitter. Of course your point still stands with smaller languages and/or markets.
- xlii 4y agoHadn’t had the chance to try it but it’d be interesting to know what languages were used and for languages with regional variety (e.g. Canadian/French French) can it distinguish between them.
- danielscrubs 4y agoBecause of the germanic roots. GPT2 could learn Swedish very quickly too. Not that it’s difficult with other languages, just that it’s not the best example.