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Re:2023: The Year of AI by ilaksh on Monday December 25, 2023 @03:06PM (#38765657)
I think that might have been more true several 8-12 months ago. But now it feels like the momentum has swung towards open source. Multiple models are close to or exceeding GPT 3.5 now. They can do a lot of useful things.

I have come to the conclusion that as much as possible I should try to wean myself off of OpenAI immediately. Because it's just not necessary or desirable to be tied to a single vendor anymore for many tasks. And in 2024 the open source capabilities will continue to increase. Soon everyone with a relatively new computer will be running things like LLMs locally. Within a couple of years it will be integrated into every OS or browser.

Re:2023: The Year of AI by Kiro on Monday December 25, 2023 @03:29PM (#38765820)
Why are people benchmarking against 3.5? To me, the real race started with GPT-4. 3.5 and 4 are completely different beasts and that open models are catching up to 3.5 doesn't mean much. I've yet to see anything come close to 4.
Re:2023: The Year of AI by JanSt on Monday December 25, 2023 @04:14PM (#38766179)
Because 3.5 is a very useful model. Getting there with an open model already is pretty cool.
Re:2023: The Year of AI by ironhaven on Monday December 25, 2023 @06:31PM (#38767357)
You are only allowed to criticize Open AI if you are paying a monthly subscription to Open AI
Re:2023: The Year of AI by YetAnotherNick on Monday December 25, 2023 @06:18PM (#38767278)
> Multiple models are close to or exceeding GPT 3.5 now

Only in benchmarks as GP said. All the models I have tried either hallucinates like crazy or refuse to answer everything. Nowhere close to GPT 3.5.