How GPT3, GPT3.5 and GPT 4 work, and their limitations.

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by Arthur Facredyn

[divyaakashdutta]

Man that is one of the best educational videos I've ever watched. The quality of it is simply something else. You've put in some great work into this man. Great job!

[luisxd]

This is one of the best videos I have ever seen talking about how GPT-3 works and its limitations. Nice explanation!😁
Thanks 😄👍

[enzolhumain]

Wow, your explanation is so clear, nice vidéo.

[creativecraft_mc]

*plays pigstep without any minecraft in the video*

[MrSchweppes]

Is it possible to connect GPT-3 to S3 for example where your store a bunch of books, and let GPT-3 answer questions based on these books?
Or connect it to some index of documents?
Like Amazon Lex can be connected to Elastic Search.
Do you think Microsoft will make something like that? Microsoft has exclusively licensed the GPT-3 LM, as you probably know.
I think it is possible to connect MS QnA maker with Azure Cognitive Search.

[thomasschon]

The human brain works by trying to guess/predict the next word.

[Xalgucennia]

Descartes is pronounced "day cart"
And I don't understand how with this model, they can write code

[BigHatBoris]

Is that pigstep? *bass drops* Oh shit that is pigstep! 👌

[Relivino]

Is it possible to somehow integrate GPT-3 with Godot?

[TheSPEEZY]

Aren’t the “tokens” just words with multiple percussions in them? But are being called tokens

[adrianx]

it is possible with gpt3 to "help" gpt-2 to evolve ?

[mikevinitsky]

can you explain how it knows the answer by giving it examples? Like how was your day? And it gives a plausible response. What is the logic behind it? And please don't say that is how neural networks work