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I get it, but the launches are always about what you can now do then slowly followed with "some partners can register interest". For example for palm/bard this
by IanCal 3y ago
I get it, but the launches are always about what you can now do then slowly followed with "some partners can register interest".
For example for palm/bard this was my experience:
"Hey we have this amazing LLM!"
"Great, given you are a company can I pay you money above your costs for this service?"
"No but you can register for updates about when the wait-list will open"
They announced cool features for Google docs as well that I can't use.
Some of the things I've seen announced were maybe a year ago and still nothing. Just a wait-list or less.
- cloudking 3y agoSure, but look at Bard it was on wait-list for what 3 months? Now it's available in 180 countries... for free. Not everything gets launched because sometimes they find out in that testing period that they got it wrong.
- IanCal 3y agoAfter the big hype of it yes. And the models are not really available, they've got a little playground for some unspecified model.
- verdverm 3y agoThere are models available in GCP under Vertex AI category, I'm using the API to access them.
- IanCal 3y agoOh that's great. Curious what the model sizes are but then to be fair gpt4 isn't publicly saying that either. Side smaller complaint - whats the point in these wait-lists if they never tell me when stuff actually launched.
- verdverm 3y agoThese were available right at announcement time and not wait listed, I was using them while the keynote was still going on. The lists are for other products & wrappers around the foundational models. I haven't seen otter or unicorn models, nor can I find tune them yet.
- ralusek 3y agoPalm 2 is available?
- verdverm 3y agoyes, it's powering Bard and available as chat-bison@001 in GCP It comes in 4 sizes, I've only seen two so far https://console.cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/model-garden https://console.cloud.google.com/vertex-ai/model-garden
- ukuina 3y agoAnd when it underperforms relative to expectations, they claim it's not running the best model they have.
- espadrine 3y agoLooking back at the promises made at I/O 2022, most of the products were released timely (for instance, Docs auto-summary, an AI feature, came out in March for Workspace), although some could be in a better spot: - Immersive mode in Maps (also AI, using NeRF) has only recently added just 5 cities, - The screenshot-then-Multisearch Near Me is technically shipped, but it seems super-rough; I screenshot my keyboard and it suggested a specific brand of pasta across nearby supermarkets, - I am still waitlisted for access to LaMDA through the AI test kitchen (and given this year’s I/O, things seem to take a different direction). There is no question that ChatGPT’s release in particular went by a more successful playbook comparatively.