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The state-of-the-art NLP algorithm GPT-3 developed by OpenAI has just been EXCLUSIVELY LICENSED to Microsoft for 1 billion dollars!
In this video I explain the capabilities of GPT-3 and what the development of this algorithm means for the software engineering industry.
I also explain why OpenAI decided to sell the breakthrough machine learning algorithm, instead of releasing it as an open-source code (like they initially intended!)
Thanks Juan for pointing me to the news article about this just when it went live!
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You can use GPT-3 using Shortly app. (You can only use the one shot), though i paid 15$ a month for access. Its a backdoor access basically.
Microsoft didn't buy GPT-3 as such, instead (much before GPT-3 was finished) they agreed to collaborate with OpenAI and as part of that collaboration Microsoft was to support OpenAI with $1 Billion, and in return Microsoft would have the sole right to license OpenAI's systems/products; and this is exactly what they've done with GPT-3.
Does not sound like Open Ai if it's sold to microsoft. It sounds more like closed AI. Why did Ben Gozel not buy it and attach it to SingularityNET?
at no point was GPT-3 open source? meaning the community doesn't have the code of some older version to pick-up from?
its so sad this now belongs to Microsoft. but maybe it can help them finally make a decent os. open ai, I don't think so.
Do something else Karolina.
You are to nice.
There are tons of very good
videos to GPT-3 …
imagine training gpt-4 in game design and 3D modelling.
then you'll simply say: build me a map, 10 x 10 km, with 30% 1920s urban area, 50% wildnerness and one 5th of random scenery, have it all be in a winter sunset with light snowfall.
and boom. done. and then you'll just go from there with "now add XYZ".
I'd love that job. good thing microsoft just started to heavily invest into the gaming space.
Hrm, GPT-3 was not an algorithmic breakthrough, though it was a scaling "breakthrough". A third party can, in principle, scrape all the text corpora, spend $5m on TPU time and do the same. So without even looking into it I know Microsoft did not spend $1B on this. The algorithm is not even developed by OpenAI; it's Google Brain's BERT algorithm with sparse attention and more layers. Facts matter…
Too bad YT' algorithm isn't making this video show up in feeds.
amazing video!
At least we will know where the all bullish coming from khmicrosofthhhh 🙂
who's here after Chris Lovejoy
blog
really enjoyable and informative video 🙂
Singularity net already working on market for AI’s . So devs don’t need to sell to Corp but can be rented and dev can get payed
great video!
Found channel Thanks to this article : https://link.medium.com/L3ZLe2S9Tbb
How condescending!
Can you imagine how depressed GPT-3 is going to feel about this ? It might be relieved though its not in a worse state — in the hands of google or worse, social media.
Great video Karolina, congratulations, I loved so much ur video 👍👍👊👊.
$1bn .. cheap if you think about how super intelligent this thing will become in 10y future?
The react app creation from GPT-3 provokes an interesting question – will AI replace software engineers. Curios to know how and what information was GPT-3 given in order to produce that balance app – how narrow is the "training set" or how was it trained?
I'm here after Karolina talked about Chris' blog which I clicked on to click on the link for this video. 😃
That's insane.
With the advent of algos like that, surely there's not long until well, essentially most journalism, online media messaging/promotion, and online text communication is outsourced to people who can utilise these algos to build custom-tailored content.
The general simplification of tech over time would ensure "The Internet" becomes an echo chamber of bots talking to bots. Which is already fairly prevalent in some apps. Makes me wonder which private companies already have in-house variants of GPT-3.
fuck me choosing to be a software engineer 🤔
Thanks god now it belongs to Microsoft so nothing can go wrong anymore…
Nice 👍
Yea, lets just sell this to one of the worst coding companies in the world that has more bloat code in its OS than any other. Secondly, that company has been ripe with abuse of technology over the decades it has existed resulting in federal lawsuits and others.
I think I am going to need to get the hip-waders on to make it through that amount of BS.
Ничего не понятно , но очень интересно 👍👍👍