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I feel like gpt4 has gotten progressively less useful since release even, despite all the "updates" and training. It seems to give correct but vague answers (p
by tgtweak 2y ago
I feel like gpt4 has gotten progressively less useful since release even, despite all the "updates" and training. It seems to give correct but vague answers (political even) more and more instead of actual results. It also tends to run short and give brief replies vs full length replies.
I hope this isn't an artifact from optimization for scores and not actual function. Likewise it would be disheartening but not unheard of for them to reduce the performance of the previous model when releasing a new one in order to make the upgrade feel like that much more of an upgrade. I know this is certainly the case with cellphones (even though the claim is that it is unintentional) but I can't help but think the same could be true here.
All of this is coming as news that gpt5 based on a new underlying model is not far off and that gpt4(&o) may become the new gpt3.5-turbo use case for most apps that are currently trying to optimize costs with their use of the service.
- glenstein 2y agoMay I ask what you know about chat GPT5 being based on a new underlying model?
- borgdefense 2y agoI don't know, my experience is that it is very hard to tell if the model is better or worse with an update. One day I will have an amazing session and the next it seems like it has been nerfed only to give better results than ever the next day. Wash, rinse , repeat and randomize that ordering. So far, I would have not be able to tell the difference between 4 and 4o. If this is the new 3.5 though then 5 will be worth the wait to say the least.