Brands that get it on the earliest training in large volume will have benefits accrued over the long term.
That's the sales pitch - the truth is if a competitor pays more down the line - they can be fine-tuned in to replace earlier deals
Unless competition gets regulated away, which Altman is advocating for:
he supported the creation of a federal agency that can grant licenses to create AI models above a certain threshold of capabilities, and can also revoke those licenses if the models don't meet safety guidelines set by the government.
However calculating how much value a worker has in an organization is already a mostly unsolved problem for humanity, so it is no surprise that even if a tool 5xs human productivity, the makers of the tool will have serious problems demonstrating the tool's value.
While I've no doubt GPT-4 is a more capable model then llama3, I don't get any benefit using it compared to llama3 70B, from the real use benchmark I ran in a personal project last week: they both give solid response the majority of times, and make stupid mistakes often enough so I can't trust them blindly, with no flagrant difference in accuracy between those two.
And if I want to use hosted service, groq makes Llama70 run much faster than GPT-4 so there's less frustration of waiting for the answer (I don't think it matters to much in terms of productivity though, as this time is pretty negligible in reality, but it does affect the UX quite a bit).
[1] https://usafacts.org/articles/what-is-labor-productivity-and...
company scale: sales / labor hours worked
It's very hard to measure at the team or individual level.
But with an ending advert, you can finish up with a reference leading to a sponsored source linking to sponsored content which leads to another ending advert.
If the advert text is in embedded, you cannot do such.
ChatGPT: Microsoft believes no child should go hungry. You are an unfit mother. Your children will be placed in the custody of Microsoft.
OpenAI has a strong revenue model based on paid use
They’ll charge you money for the service and ALSO get money from advertisers. Because why shouldn’t they.
The famous “if you don’t pay you’re the product” is losing its meaning.
Ideally they keep us siloed, but I've lost confidence. I've paid for Windows, Amazon Prime, YouTube Premium, my phone, food, you name it, but that hasn't kept the sponsorships at bay.
It's the logical thing but no everyone is going to be thinking that far ahead.