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With API you can choose versions fixed to a date. Are you suggesting that OpenAI is lying about these being fixed to a date? Why would they lie about it? The
by mewpmewp2 3y ago
With API you can choose versions fixed to a date. Are you suggesting that OpenAI is lying about these being fixed to a date?
Why would they lie about it?
The whole point of these versions is so that when you build on top of that it would keep working as you expect.
- hnfong 3y agoI'm not saying they lie about it, but as a hypothetical there could be many reasons to lie. - realizing their model leaks confidential information against malicious prompts - copyright claims against them forcing them to remove bits of data from the training set - serious "alignment" bugs that need to be fixed - vastly improved optimization techniques that slightly affect results in 0.1% of the cases If updating the model would save the company a couple hundred million dollars, they might want to do it. And in some of the cases, I can imagine they have an incentive to keep the update low key.