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by gdb 2y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) It's really how it works.
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by gdb 4y ago
One detail you may have missed — "system" is only special when it comes right after a special token. So it's not a special token itself, but you cannot inject a valid-looking system message from user text. In more detail, the
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by gdb 4y ago
Instant Message :). We will drop that prefix in future releases though.
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by gdb 4y ago
Will all make more sense with upcoming releases, we have a lot of extensions in the works :).
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by gdb 4y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) This document is a preview of the underlying format consumed by ChatGPT models. As an API user, today you use our higher-level API ( https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat ). We'll be
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by gdb 4y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) Thanks for the report — these are not actually messages from other users, but instead the model generating something ~random due to hitting a bug on our backend where, rather than submitting your question, we submitted a
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by gdb 4y ago
Here's how I got started: https://blog.gregbrockman.com/how-i-became-a-machine-learnin... There are many courses available these days; I recommend picking a simple project to start (for me, it was trying to make infere
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It’s time to become an ML engineer(blog.gregbrockman.com)
4 points by gdb 4y ago|4 comments
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by gdb 6y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) We've been ramping up our invites from the waitlist — our Slack community has over 18,000 members — but we still are only a small fraction of way through. We've been really overwhelmed with the demand and have
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by gdb 6y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) > especially as someone that didn't get a response for my requests for GPT-3 beta access We are still working our way through the beta list — we've received tens of thousands of applications and we're t
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by gdb 6y ago
waves Given the amount of demand, we're trying to prioritize folks who want to build a concrete application or integrate with a product. Please feel free to email me (gdb@openai.com) and let me know what you'd like to build — I
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by gdb 6y ago
There's just about infinite surface area with the API — we're trying to build a dead-simple API that developers can plug into any product in order to add intelligence features that would be otherwise impossible. This requires a lo
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by gdb 6y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) I am finishing up our fine-tuning API this weekend :). If anyone on HN would like to try out the fine-tuning API (or want to build something on top of the base API), send me an email (gdb@openai.com) with your use-case a
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by gdb 6y ago
You can use the API live in multiple products, such as AI Dungeon ( https://play.aidungeon.io/ )!
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by gdb 6y ago
OpenAI LP, our "capped-profit" entity which has taken investment, has a fiduciary duty to the OpenAI Charter: https://openai.com/blog/openai-lp/
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by gdb 6y ago
Sign up for the beta if you'd like to be the one to flesh them out :)!
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OpenAI API(beta.openai.com)
516 points by gdb 6y ago|159 comments
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Jukebox(openai.com)
470 points by gdb 6y ago|130 comments
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Procgen Benchmark(openai.com)
3 points by gdb 7y ago|0 comments
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by gdb 7y ago
We also have code like that. For example, that's the explicit goal of the Spinning Up repo: https://github.com/openai/spinningup/blob/master/spinup/algo... In practice, it's much harder to
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by gdb 7y ago
(I work at OpenAI. Before that, I worked at Stripe. I've spent most of my software career thinking about how to build effective engineering cultures.) I think this code is actually well-written and maintainable. This is proven in pract
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Slack Investor Index Ventures Backs Slack Competitor Quill(techcrunch.com)
5 points by gdb 7y ago|1 comments
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by gdb 7y ago
> I've just lost faith in the organization to be honest :( sorry to hear that. Note that we have a publicly-available Charter which spells out how we operate: http://openai.com/charter . We all use that to guide our
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by gdb 7y ago
Yes — but note that "success" is a not-very-granular metric (which we set for ourselves!), as it means fully unscrambling the cube without dropping it once. To be clear, that means executing up to 100 moves without a drop. If you
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by gdb 7y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) Per https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21306452 , we have results for both instrumented and uninstrumented cubes! Our cube variants are listed in the blog post ("Behind the scenes: Rubik’s Cube pro
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by gdb 7y ago
(I work at OpenAI.) We also have results with an uninstrumented cube (as described in section 7 in the paper, or "Behind the scenes: Rubik's Cube prototypes" in the blog post), which are slightly weaker (see Table 6 in the pa
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Solving the Rubik’s cube with a robot hand(openai.com)
171 points by gdb 7y ago|46 comments
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by gdb 7y ago
Good catch! Will update the post to be explicit that there are many pre-existing awesome results in this vein.
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by gdb 7y ago
> I really wish I had more of an opportunity to play with AI/ML in my day to day work. Anyone who feels this way — we're hiring :)! https://openai.com/jobs/ . (Also if I can answer any questions about OpenA
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Emergent Tool Use from Multi-Agent Interaction(openai.com)
333 points by gdb 7y ago|61 comments

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