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I dont think it has anything to do with a BMW sports coupe. What I am confused about though is it seems like the parent is mentioning models beyond the GPT4 in
by MeImCounting 3y ago
I dont think it has anything to do with a BMW sports coupe.
What I am confused about though is it seems like the parent is mentioning models beyond the GPT4 instance I currently have access to. I checked their twitter and I have seen no anouncement for any 4.5 or 4 series previews. Is this just available to people using the API or did I miss something?
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- danielbln 3y agoOP might be referring to gpt-4-turbo.
- benreesman 3y agoThe OpenAI API is currently advertising their preview to my clients as `gpt-4-1106-preview`. I've been calling the Q4 2023 4-series stuff `4.5` or `4.5-preview` to distinguish it from the pre-big-announcement stuff. I don't recall if I saw any press calling anything `4.5`, but it's a different model in some important ways (one suspects better/cheaper quantization at a minimum) and since they've used `.5` for point releases in the past it seemed the most consistent with their historical versioning.
- pmontra 3y ago> I dont think it has anything to do with a BMW sports coupe Well, the Paul Ricard circuit in France has a straight called Mistral. Plenty of BMWs have been there for sure, and a zillion other cars. I wonder if that could have confused the AI a little in combination with other hints. Turbo? If that's a thing maybe we should start picking our names not only to make them googlable but also not to confuse LLMs at least for the next few years. Months?