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ChatGPT to be offered via OpenAI API and Microsoft's Azure OpenAI Service soon

33 points by panabee 4y ago

wsostt 4y ago
Microsoft announcement with some details: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/general-availability-of-azure-openai-service-expands-access-to-large-advanced-ai-models-with-added-enterprise-benefits/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/general-availability-...
etothepii 4y ago
I had understood that ChatGPT was "just" GPT-3 Davinchi with a prompt. Isn't GPT-3 already available on the API.
- hansvm 4y ago
  ChatGPT also has a fine-tuning step, fine-tuned with a technique you aren't allowed to use using data you don't have available.
- j45 4y ago
  ChatGPt is said to be GPT3.5 with the real leap to GPT 4 coming
tamiral 4y ago
I'm expecting lots of new startups to capitalize on this, great news for Azure
jacooper 4y ago
Q1 financial reports: Azure gets double AWS's revenue growth.
adg001 4y ago
Whilst ChatGPT is built on a fine-tuned GPT-3.5 model, I was wondering whether it will be possible to further fine-tune ChatGPT models on Azure. There are quite a few ideas I would like to tinker with.
- davidguetta 4y ago
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  - noptd 4y ago
    > a joke More like a thought-terminating false dichotomy that only serves to quash healthy discussion. Let's leave these "jokes" on Reddit or Twitter where they belong please.
    - davidguetta 4y ago
      I see you want to exclude me like hitler did with the jews
alignItems 4y ago
How would businesses built on top of this charge users? Per token?
- adg001 4y ago
  Probably most businesses will not charge any interaction with ChatGPT per se. They will either bill more abstract services (e.g., booking service, where ChatGPT will be hiding under hood of a support agent) or down to earth goods.
squarefoot 4y ago
I wonder how long until responses to questions involving products and/or services (let alone politics) become subtly polluted by advertising. Will they resist the temptation? With everything closed, from the algorithms down to the data the AI works on, there's no way to tell.

33 points by panabee 4y ago

Microsoft announcement with some details: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/general-availability-of-azure-openai-service-expands-access-to-large-advanced-ai-models-with-added-enterprise-benefits/ https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/general-availability-...

etothepii 4y ago

I had understood that ChatGPT was "just" GPT-3 Davinchi with a prompt. Isn't GPT-3 already available on the API.

hansvm 4y ago
ChatGPT also has a fine-tuning step, fine-tuned with a technique you aren't allowed to use using data you don't have available.
j45 4y ago
ChatGPt is said to be GPT3.5 with the real leap to GPT 4 coming

tamiral 4y ago

I'm expecting lots of new startups to capitalize on this, great news for Azure

jacooper 4y ago

Q1 financial reports: Azure gets double AWS's revenue growth.

adg001 4y ago

Whilst ChatGPT is built on a fine-tuned GPT-3.5 model, I was wondering whether it will be possible to further fine-tune ChatGPT models on Azure. There are quite a few ideas I would like to tinker with.

davidguetta 4y ago
[flagged]
- noptd 4y ago
  > a joke More like a thought-terminating false dichotomy that only serves to quash healthy discussion. Let's leave these "jokes" on Reddit or Twitter where they belong please.
  - davidguetta 4y ago
    I see you want to exclude me like hitler did with the jews

alignItems 4y ago

How would businesses built on top of this charge users? Per token?

adg001 4y ago
Probably most businesses will not charge any interaction with ChatGPT per se. They will either bill more abstract services (e.g., booking service, where ChatGPT will be hiding under hood of a support agent) or down to earth goods.

squarefoot 4y ago

I wonder how long until responses to questions involving products and/or services (let alone politics) become subtly polluted by advertising. Will they resist the temptation? With everything closed, from the algorithms down to the data the AI works on, there's no way to tell.