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Sure but they could be playing with semantics a bit as well. When they say "models" they might just mean the LLM that it's all based on. But there's a long more
by ineedasername 3y ago
Sure but they could be playing with semantics a bit as well. When they say "models" they might just mean the LLM that it's all based on. But there's a long more going on in the pipeline to turn that into a consumer facing service like ChatGPT. They might have changed any combination of the following:
1) Fine Tuning
2) Embedding
3) The initializing prompt
4) Filtering a prompt prior to ingestion & tokenization of the prompt
5) Filtering the output from the application after it has generated a response.
The statement "we have no unannounced changes to the models" can be true while still substantially changing functionality & response quality through any of the 5 above areas, and probably some I missed.