I personally think "chatGPT", will be a blip, it'll be remembered as a catalyst, not much more, and I'm not sure openAI really should have the valuation they do

I personally think "chatGPT", will be a blip, it'll be remembered as a catalyst, not much more, and I'm not sure openAI really should have the valuation they do, open source is going to eat their dinner, when it takes openai 10 million dollars and an army from Kenya to create the same language a college student can build on a 2k computer for under $100 in cloud fees, it's pretty much game over... Microsoft on the other hand, because of the way they're pouncing on this and implementing it across all their products, they're the ones who really won here. In 5 years it'll be the stable diffusions and alpaca's, and other open source models ruling and closed source will be mostly for vertical specific custom use cases. Generative AI on the hand --- it's never going back to the way it was before, not unless we have a Carrington event, that is.