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I'll wait for it to hit 2$ (and hallucinate to a reasonable degree). No hurry. Or maybe it will be an office 365 feature in 2, 3 years? Meanwhile, the gpt api
by LunarAurora 4y ago
I'll wait for it to hit 2$ (and hallucinate to a reasonable degree). No hurry.
Or maybe it will be an office 365 feature in 2, 3 years?
Meanwhile, the gpt api will do.
- fragmede 4y agoYou're assuming the GPT API remains free. Which in the face of a paid, competing service from the same vendor, doesn't seem like a safe assumption. I mean, sure it'll eventually come down to $2, but by that time, the rest of computing will have moved onto something new.
- LunarAurora 4y agoNot free, I'm assuming it will remain "Pay as you go". (for occasional scripts, or use through other apps)
- celestialcheese 4y agoIt's $0.02 per 1k tokens for text-davinci-003.
- qup 4y agohttps://openai.com/api/pricing/ https://openai.com/api/pricing/ It ain't free
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- dougmwne 4y agoClearly some descendant of ChatGTP will eventually be free. Moore’s law will guarantee it. The current price to generate a response is just a few cents, so that will soon enough be fractions of a cent.
- fragmede 4y agoAs we run into the limits of Moore's law, I'm not convinced of that particular aspect. We're only a generation or two from the gap between junctions becoming an angstrom wide, which is a pretty hard physical limit on how small we can go. That doesn't prevent other advances, but eventually we'll run out of room on Moore's law. Moore's law has lasted decades so why do I think it must eventually fall? Because the underlying physics of it. The electrons need a place to go, and we can't shrink any smaller than that based on our current understanding of physics.
- LunarAurora 4y agoOptical computing for servers is the next frontier. https://archive.ph/DrD0n https://archive.ph/DrD0n