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by ca_parody
2162 days ago
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Sadly one doesn't - unless one happens to have ~300GB of RAM to fit the model into memory and a close personal friend at openai who will share the learned weights with you. Training your an even more expensive endeavor. Presumably this is how they are justifying the for-a-price API; "its not like you can run it on your home computer anyway". For now, the API is private and geared towards researchers. Still a bit bollocks though. There are plenty of wrappers [0] around GPT2 though - and those you can probably run on your home workstation. _
[0] https://pypi.org/project/gpt2-client/ |
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