More than healthy hype/discussions on chatgpt tech (not surprisingly even yannis pointed out that chatgpt4's tech demo or paper didn't mention anything about parameters or actual tech specifications), there's increasingly misinformation about chatgpt to regular people. This is already troubling since visual AI algorithms are under fire for copying styles & let's face it - even chatgpt mimics literature styles. So whenever I hear a random "expert" telling how chatgpt works like that human language center in our brains, it makes me roll my eyes really hard. Having said that, chatgpt4's currently experimental visualAI feature sounds interesting but only time will tell once it's available.
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Reply to [D] What do you think about all this hype for ChatGPT? by Dear-Vehicle-3215
More than healthy hype/discussions on chatgpt tech (not surprisingly even yannis pointed out that chatgpt4's tech demo or paper didn't mention anything about parameters or actual tech specifications), there's increasingly misinformation about chatgpt to regular people. This is already troubling since visual AI algorithms are under fire for copying styles & let's face it - even chatgpt mimics literature styles. So whenever I hear a random "expert" telling how chatgpt works like that human language center in our brains, it makes me roll my eyes really hard. Having said that, chatgpt4's currently experimental visualAI feature sounds interesting but only time will tell once it's available.