How many more times are people in this sub going to try to justify redefining what AGI means.

Depends on what's needed I suppose. For a general chat-bot it seems to work fine, plus we'll get the opportunity to fine-tune 3.5-Turbo models soon which will be enticing at that lower price point.

Unless the API cost for 3.5 is even lower than what it currently is.

The funny thing about this Browsing model is that it constantly tells me that it's constrained to the 2021 training dataset, lol.

It's not a good moniker to be applied to LLMs or other transformer-based architectures currently working with protein folding algorithms. The thing is going to need to drop out of cyber high school and knock up a cyber girlfriend and raise a cyber baby in a cyber trailer before I'll accept that they're proper AI.

Uhg, it's already started, and it's awful so far.

Thanks for sharing your opinion.

Experiencing reality is just mentally crippling, existentially damaging and overall brutal. It's one of the reasons why some people end up regressing back into some form of spiritualism after the they get into their mid-30s. There's a subsection of humanity that seems to require the belief of something larger than themselves, or some type of futuristic hope that they can grasp out for, or that there's some mysterious and unknowable magical-realist type aspects to the world we live in as a way to keep themselves going after that point. Those of us who didn't fall down the pit of magical realist thought, cope hope, or spirituality need to embrace the absurdity of existence as well as gallows humor - at least until there comes a time in which we may be able to escape our flesh prisons.

Check out The Diamond Age by Neil Stephenson

I'm on the "The more the merrier!" team when it comes to AI development I suppose.

True. Hopefully we'll be allowed to access them and they won't be essentially banned by the US like Huawei products, etc were.

I'm not sure what you mean exactly? There's plenty of freely accessible Chinese sites to grab Chinese research papers and scientific journals from. They're not in English for the most part so you'd have to translate them.

https://chinaxiv.las.ac.cn/home.htm

https://s.wanfangdata.com.cn/nav-page?a=second

https://scholar.cnki.net/

https://www.sciencenet.cn/

https://ai.tencent.com/ailab/en/paper

https://arc.tencent.com/en/publications

http://research.baidu.com/Publications

"Intellectual Property" is the thing that has locked scientific knowledge and data behind expensive middle-man paywalls in the west, so I don't really blame them for taking strong actions to promote open science.

There are many different Chinese businesses and research centers working on the development of machine learning applications, GPT style LLM's, etc. Why would one more company or research center jumping in the game all that surprising?

Why, though?