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My 2024 prediction is we will see far more people moving off of openai once they encounter its cost and latency compared to (less proven/scaled) competitors. It
by MaxLeiter 3y ago
My 2024 prediction is we will see far more people moving off of openai once they encounter its cost and latency compared to (less proven/scaled) competitors. It’s often a speed versus quality tradeoff, and I’ve seen multiple providers 3x faster than OpenAI with far more than 1/3 the quality
- osigurdson 3y agoI greatly prefer to use ChatGPT-4 instead of 3.5 despite the slowness. Really a good feature for them to have would be to easily re-run a prompt on 4. However, the glitchiness of the service is kind of annoying.
- notso411 3y ago[dead]
- arthur_sav 3y agoOpenAI currently leads the front on (commercial) AI, so I doubt people will switch. In fact most offerings become outdated pretty fast and everyone else tries to play catch up. Imagine using a GPT-2 type model when everyone else is using GPT-4. Until the dust settles there's no point in investing in alt models imo, unless you're leading the research.
- zingelshuher 3y agoWhen using it for coding I'd rather have quality than garbage 3x faster and cheaper. So, I'm not moving. For narrow tasks it makes sense. Also interesting is the idea of having several models working together locally. With, may be, occasional ping to GPT-4.