Posts on X before Apr 2, 2024, 6:07:35 AM UTC

not only easier for it to learn knew things, but easier to come up with "new" answers without any related data high quality hallucinations that have an increasing probability to be correct -> with more generalist data
For context I have always built generalist models for this reason, I dont really believe in domain expert models, and I personally believe the more the model knows generally the easier it learns new things.
every morning I wake up and think to myself "damn that was a crazy nightmare, of course google didn't shut down google domains, hahaha" but no it's actually true they shut it all down
keep in mind, openai hasn't released gpt-4-turbo yet. it's still gpt-4-turbo-preview, unlike gpt-3.5-turbo (no "preview" at the end) my guess is that they'll stop calling it preview once 4.5/5 is released; it will be the "final" iteration of gpt-4-turbo specifically
Media attached to this post
idk, updates like this dont seem noteworthy enough to me for it to be mentioned on every OpenAI social media channel you made links more common/look nicer, cool but where's the response to haiku/opus overshadowing 3.5/4?
We're making links more prominent when ChatGPT browses the internet. This gives more context to its responses and makes it easier for users to discover content from publishers and creators. Browse is available in ChatGPT Plus, Team and Enterprise.
this gave me an idea >a $100 bill as a bookmark >oath with yourself you'll always use a $100 bill as a bookmark >this makes you pick only the most worthy books to read simultaneously, preventing 100-books-to-read-at-the-same-time syndrome >it gives you a reward for finishing

Quoted post unavailable

all of this recent AI news, whether it's xai grok 2 or gpt 4.5 or llama 3, it's all set for "summer this year" which sounds far away but it's actually 2 months away. 8 weeks. 60ish days, anon