how does frank know what time it is? is it an input to the model somehow?
Yes, I added this to the text preprocessing pipeline a while ago. I was hoping it would lead to more realistic use of talk like “I just woke up” or “I need to sleep,” although in retrospect I can’t tell if there was any impact.
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My guess is that this is still roughly true, but I'm not sure. OA doesn't pay for enterprise slack, so old messages past the last 10,000 (goes back to December 3rd at this moment) aren't available, so I can't see if the announcement says anything about finetuning.
My model of finetuning is that finetuning is expensive and OA doesn't know what use-cases fit it and there's much less demand, so they're not prioritizing it. I remember they've said that they're working with a select few clients, probably by the channel you mentioned, and also are working on providing a fine-tuning API. In the early beta, fine-tuning was available to people, but only for small models (relative to 175B parameters) and afaik there has been no easy access to finetuning the 175B model, which I think is a common misconception (I might be wrong, but I'd be somewhat surprised).
I see, thanks for the detailed info!
I have definitely seen people assume that finetuning would be a standard part of the typical GPT-3 workflow, e.g. this comment.
But that was back when OA were saying they would “add finetuning to the API” soon, or something to that effect, which made finetuning sound easier to support at scale than it (apparently) has turned out to be.
In the tiers system, finetuning was reserved for the “Scale tier,” which didn’t have a set price and looked like something where a corporate client would contact OpenAI and hash out a customized agreement.
Is that still true (perhaps with the “tier” terminology changed)?
Nowadays GPT-3 doesn't have price-tiers, you pay 6 cents per thousand tokens.
Thanks for the update.
Has anyone else posted about this change in a publicly accessible place? I went looking on Google but couldn’t find anything, just a lot of commentary on the tiers-based pricing that was reported earlier.
also for some reason i got a lot of followers lately, im guessing that’s because of my hilda posts
How did you get so many followers? I can only imagine there’s a reason for that, but I don’t know what that reason is.
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