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> I'm wondering how many of the requests will be so complex as to require GPT-5 I am not sure the pessimism is warranted. True that few people have the need to
by digging 4y ago
> I'm wondering how many of the requests will be so complex as to require GPT-5
I am not sure the pessimism is warranted. True that few people have the need to upgrade from GPT-3.5 to GPT-4 now, but if GPT-5 is another serious leap in capabilities, it might have an effect closer to the difference between old chatbots (useless, interesting) and ChatGPT (immediate economic impact, transforming some jobs). Or at any rate, we should expect such a leap to occur soon, even if it's not GPT-5.
- ngngngng 4y agoAlso significant to note that much of this AI boom was due to the UI of ChatGPT that gave everyone easy access to the model. Perhaps much of the improvements to be had in GPT-5 will also be found in the UI. I mean UI in the broadest possible sense, I'm sure we'll come up with very creative ways to interact with this over the coming years. But the moat problem addressed in the article remains. Good luck patenting your amazing UI change in such a way that open source models can't catch up within a few weeks.