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It’s been ~1 year since gpt-4 was released. It’s hard to guess how long before any flavor of an “open” model will consensus match what was released in 2023 let
by WhitneyLand 3y ago
It’s been ~1 year since gpt-4 was released.
It’s hard to guess how long before any flavor of an “open” model will consensus match what was released in 2023 let alone potentially exceed it.
A big part of the race seems like it will depend on how high gpt-5 can raise the bar. If it’s only incrementally things may converge quickly.
- c0n5pir4cy 3y agoThe Yi models were actually released back in early November 2023. So there isn't as big a gap in time as it seems. I'm not sure why there is such a big gap between the release of the models and the publication of the paper. EDIT: Okay, this appears to be a new set of models with the same name, based on the same models from November but now with multimodal capabilities.