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Alpaca is supposed to be roughly comparable to GPT-3.5, which means it is probably far worse than GPT-4.
by sebzim4500 4y ago
Alpaca is supposed to be roughly comparable to GPT-3.5, which means it is probably far worse than GPT-4.
- stavros 4y agoBut also gpt-3.5-turbo is far worse than davinci-003.
- sebzim4500 4y agoBy what metric? For most stuff 3.5 is better in my experience. Assuming you are trying to complete an actual task rather than have fun.
- stavros 4y agoI've tried to make an assistant with ChatGPT, because it's cheaper, and it's abysmally worse than davinci-003 at following instructions and reasoning.
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- artdigital 4y ago3.5-turbo is already worse than 3.5-legacy, you can try this with chatgpt plus. Use the normal (turbo) model and then use the legacy model, you will almost certainly feel a difference in quality Turbo prioritizes speed (probably due to cost?), the legacy model has far higher quality of output. You can confirm this on Reddit where none of the chatgpt plus userbase seems happy with turbo and the general recommendation is to switch it back to legacy. I tried porting a mini project from davinci to the new turbo api and quickly reverted it, turbo output is a lot more all over the place and very hard to get into something useful. It’s a fun chatbot though and still great for simple tasks You get what you pay for, and there’s a reason 3.5-turbo is so cheap