Anil Matcha

Can open-source models replace ChatGPT?

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David J. Kim
Google themselves believe so. "We have no moat, and neither does OpenAI"
Anil Matcha
@between_team Yes, saw that news but was not sure if real or not
Héctor Magaña
@between_team Google is not a person. An internal researcher at Google made that statement. Personally, I foresee the main problem that AI tech will face in the near future to be the licensing of datasets. Current laws do not protect creators against their data being used to power these AI models, this will change soon. I think that when such laws are implemented properly both open and closed models will be severely impacted but I aso expect Tech Companies to be working on creating internal high-quality datasets as we speak which may give them an edge over open models.
Ilko Kacharov [Team-GPT]
Just finished reading about StableVicuna and it really looks like the era of the closed models will be over soon. https://stability.ai/blog/stable...
Anil Matcha
@ilko_kacharov Thanks for sharing
Christian Grundemann
it will be a while for sure. the technical accessibility for a strong model that ChatGPT gives is unparalleled. give it a year or two, and we’ll def see some open-source models being unsiloed from the more boring use-cases they’re being used for now (spam detection etc)
Vlad Golub
Interesting question! While open-source models are definitely making strides in the NLP space, I don't think they can fully replace ChatGPT just yet. However, it's great to see more options becoming available in this field 😄
Ed SK
Closed source models will try anything in their power to make their concept more valuable than open source models. I think it's plausible that open source models might replace chatgpt in a few years but for now OpenAI has the first mover advantage. A game changer would be running open source models on phones/iot devices
Richard Gao
I think not. Mainly because ChatGPT and other OpenAI models will use user data to train, whereas open source models will not However, I think it might be possible if the open source community contributes computing resources to do so
Prerana Chakraborty
I feel if the open source models are trained on that vast amount of data and resources, they are capable of replacing ChatGPT.
Hashnimo
Yes, but maybe Google purposely leaked the "We have no moat!" document.
Florian Myter
There's a number of limits (e.g. token sizes) for which I don't see how open-source models could beat OpenAI with its massive resources.
Hashir Ahmed
While open-source language models are a valuable tool in natural language processing, they are not yet at the same level as ChatGPT in terms of overall performance and versatility.
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