Why GPT is outperforming literally every other AI?
Sarvpriy Arya
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Arz@arzmn
Most AI tools are just a Chat-GPT wrapper.
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@sarvpriy_arya Backed by Microsoft, VC money π
IMO, they got first-mover advantage!
Jokes apart, I find Sam Altman an incredible person behind scaling it.
He says, the #1 reason behind scaling is "People like it & they share it with one another - like hey try this new thing called Chat-GPT, it's amazing"
GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) is known for its impressive performance for several reasons:
Scale: GPT models are incredibly large, with billions of parameters. This scale allows them to understand and generate human-like text across a wide range of topics.
Pre-training: GPT models are pre-trained on vast amounts of text data, allowing them to learn grammar, context, and world knowledge. This pre-training provides a strong foundation for understanding and generating text.
Transfer Learning: GPT leverages transfer learning, meaning it can be fine-tuned for specific tasks with relatively small amounts of task-specific data. This makes it versatile and applicable to various domains.
Decoding Techniques: Modern GPT models use advanced decoding techniques like beam search and nucleus sampling, which improve the quality of generated text and make it more coherent.
Continual Improvement: GPT models have seen continuous iterations and improvements, resulting in better performance and reduced biases in later versions.
ChatGPT is one of the earliest AI products, and many current AI tools have been developed using ChatGPT as the underlying model
GPT has pre-training on large-scale data, transformer architecture, large model size and continual improvements.
I dont agree that the ChatGPT is one of the earliest AI products, there is so many before chat-gpt, but chat-gpt is the first one who get on the hype train. Good marketing strategy, a lot of partnerships do the thing.
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@vectormiller which are the other one before chatgpt?