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>Every other company, and even completely independent models, are rapidly catching up. I see the HN headlines like "new model approaches GPT4 in benchmarks!" b
by gettodachoppa 3y ago
>Every other company, and even completely independent models, are rapidly catching up.
I see the HN headlines like "new model approaches GPT4 in benchmarks!" but they turn out to suck when I try them. What can I use today that comes close to GPT4? Certainly not Bard.
I generally run 2 tests to gauge:
1. Write me a Python script that blah blah blah
2. Write me the lyrics to a song about blah blah blah
Only GPT4 has given me impressive results. For #2 the other models manage to rhyme (except most local models), but the rhymes on other models are really basic compared to GPT4's.
- JumpCrisscross 3y ago> Only GPT4 has given me impressive results OpenAI is durable only if GPT is middlingly differentiated. If it's uncompetitive, they lose. If it's vital, they face regulation and state-sponsored competition. (I personally advocate for a Heavy Press Program [1] for training American and allied AIs.) [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Press_Program https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heavy_Press_Program