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This was predictable from the get go and many had had pointed that out already that soon people will start noticing that LLMs aren't as magical as they thought
by wg0 3y ago
This was predictable from the get go and many had had pointed that out already that soon people will start noticing that LLMs aren't as magical as they thought once the initial awe wanes away.
Don't think OpenAPI is doing anything here, it's not in their interest to reduce the "quality" even there's no objective and repeatable way to measure the quality either.
It's all probabilities all the way down. Who knows what the model will do. I mean, you can dry run by hand but even on quad core processors, it's damn slow so imagine the inference by hand.
- sebzim4500 3y agoWas anyone in that thread claiming that the API had gotten worse? A lot of people were suggesting to use the API rather than the ChatGPT interface in order to avoid the degradation.
- wg0 3y agoHas OpenAPI themselves announced or someone has objectively and verifiably proved that the UI and API invoke two different models?
- sebzim4500 3y agoNot directly, but the model version displayed in the UI changes every week or so while the api version has apparently been stable.
- uw_rob 3y ago> This was predictable from the get go and many had had pointed that out already that soon people will start noticing that LLMs aren't as magical as they thought once the initial awe wanes away. Familiarity makes something novel appear trivial. I don't think the magic going away has anything to do with the magic of the underlying technology. Airplanes are amazing technology, but they become as boring as a car to regular fliers.