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Hard disagree. So far every big important model is closed-source. Grok is sort-of the only exception, and it's not even that big compared to the (already old) G
by bufferoverflow 2y ago
Hard disagree. So far every big important model is closed-source. Grok is sort-of the only exception, and it's not even that big compared to the (already old) GPT-4.
I don't see open source being able to compete with the cutting-edge proprietary models. There's just not enough money. GPT-5 will take an estimated $1.2 billion to train. MS and OpenAI are already talking about building a $100 billion training data center.
How can you compete with that if your plan is to give away the training result for free?
- sohamgovande 2y agoWhere is the $1.2b number from?
- bufferoverflow 2y agoThere are a few numbers floating around, $1.2B being the lowest estimate. HSBC estimates the training cost for GPT-5 between $1.7B and $2.5B. Vlad Bastion Research estimates $1.25B - 2.25B. Some people on HN estimate $10B: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39860293 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39860293