Microsoft and OpenAI's close partnership shows signs of fraying

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WithinReason ◴[18 Oct 24 12:04 UTC] No.41878604[source]▶

Does OpenAI have any fundamental advantage beyond brand recognition?

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piva00 ◴[18 Oct 24 12:53 UTC] No.41878979[source]▶

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Not really sure since this space is so murky due to the rapid changes happening. It's quite hard to keep track of what's in each offering if you aren't deep into the AI news cycle.

Now personally, I've left the ChatGPT world (meaning I don't pay for a subscription anymore) and have been using Claude from Anthropic much more often for the same tasks, it's been better than my experience with ChatGPT. I prefer Claude's style, Artifacts, etc.

Also been toying with local LLMs for tasks that I know don't require a multi-hundred billion parameters to solve.

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1. tempusalaria ◴[18 Oct 24 12:58 UTC] No.41879021[source]▶

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I also like 3.5 sonnet as the best model (best ui too) and it’s the one I ask questions to

We use Gemini flash in prod. The latency and cost is just unbeatable - our product uses llms for lots of simple tasks so we don’t need a frontier model.

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2. epolanski ◴[18 Oct 24 22:54 UTC] No.41884222[source]▶

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What do you use it for out of curiosity?

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