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Lot of confusion in the discussion between chatgpt the large language model (aka gpt-35-turbo) and ChatGPT the consumer application (the website where you type
by nonfamous 3y ago
Lot of confusion in the discussion between chatgpt the large language model (aka gpt-35-turbo) and ChatGPT the consumer application (the website where you type questions and you get a response beginning a conversation, which can be configured to use either the chatgpt or GPT4 models). To be clear:
* This paper called the models directly via the API not the ChatGPT application. This means that changes to the ChatGPT system prompt and other changes to the application aren't a factor here.
* The paper compared two variants each of the chatgpt and GPT4 models. The later variants are obviously different from the earlier variants in some way (likely having been fine-tuned)
* Any given model variant has not changed. You may continue to select the older model variant when using the API if you so wish
Lastly, and this one's my opinion, problems involving arithmetic and mathematics are not a good test of large language models.
- typpo 3y agoAs far as I can tell, you are the only person in this thread who actually skimmed the paper. Thank you for pointing this out! The API clearly delineates the March and June versions. The paper authors ran tests on different API versions. The fact that these versions are different is clear & transparent. Anyone can use the March version of GPT by calling the API. gpt-4-0314: very slow, smart gpt-4-0613: fast, less smart