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The main difference here is that GPT4 is truly multimodal, and so the model itself understands images and doesn't require a preprocessor to tell it what's in th
by gdubs 3y ago
The main difference here is that GPT4 is truly multimodal, and so the model itself understands images and doesn't require a preprocessor to tell it what's in the image. As you show, that's a viable approach – but it has limitations. Mainly, things get lost in translation.
It's like the difference between you telling me what's outside the window and then asking me questions about it – versus me being able to look out the window myself.
- kristopolous 3y agowell sure, you'd in practice connect things at a lower level. The point was to show I'm not just purporting a vague idea and then retreating behind jargon or expressed expertise and hand-waving. This is something you could do with a couple browser tabs open and like a 3 page manual. How OpenAI processes things so quickly, that's the thing to marvel. I've got 4090s, I know what the fast-as-it-can-go speed is for a single machine. Doing this for tens of thousands of people simultaneously faster than I can do with high end software on my $10,000 workstation? Alright, that's impressive. I know there's some incredibly expensive NVIDIA cards but they must be doing some more magic on top of that.