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Why would there be thousands of them? Wasn't the last GPT where the research actually was shared, GPT3? Hard to imagine that OpenAI suddenly will start releasin
by capableweb 3y ago
Why would there be thousands of them? Wasn't the last GPT where the research actually was shared, GPT3? Hard to imagine that OpenAI suddenly will start releasing models more often than what they have been doing so far.
Edit: That's what I get for reading the comments before the article... "GPTs" is actually a new thing they introduced, where you can create your own "GPT" somehow, not just pluralization of GPT as we've know it.
That's some really messed up naming if anything. But regardless, parents comment makes a lot more sense now.
- mft_ 3y agoI get the discoverability point; even without this new announcement from openAI, there have been so many posts to HN regarding new AI tools. TikTok is full of videos of people showcasing the "five best new productivity websites" or "four awesome design tools", or "AI hacks", or whatever. It seems there's a new website or tool offering a wrapper around either GPT3/4 or an open source model every day.
- b112 3y agoEven better, GPT writing the "best of" website, after writing the GPT variant it praises! Over and over and over!
- singularity2001 3y agocongrats for reading the article;) I agree the naming is a bit unfortunate and one needs to differentiate between custom GPT assistants and custom trained GPT models only available for enterprise. then there's also also API based fine tuning and assistants which are a yet completely different thing. also it seems that there are no longer any plug-ins, So custom GPT with custom actions/functions filled that role. ( I'm sure Microsoft with their brilliant naming had a good influence :-)/sarcasm )