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but it’s technically not a standard yet. Or not blessed as one by any neutral body or consortium etc. It’s quickly becoming a de facto standard though, now tha
by atonse 2y ago
but it’s technically not a standard yet. Or not blessed as one by any neutral body or consortium etc.
It’s quickly becoming a de facto standard though, now that OpenAI has added it to their SDK.
It’s likely to be used to create a standard though (like with QUIC and HTTP3)
- soulofmischief 2y agoThis is just an ontological issue. Is it a standard because it is designed to be one, or is it only a standard once it actually fulfills its role and is recognized as a standard? That's something we could debate all night. :)