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by Nevermark
1002 days ago
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> But progress has slowed down from the leaps that it took over the past couple of years to get us to GPT-3 and GPT-4. [emphasis mine] GPT-4 was only released March 14, 2023 [0], so until March 14, 2025 you don’t have any data to support your claim. Elsewhere models continue to update quickly. While we wait for GPT-5, much smaller models keep getting better. There have been few times in history where for over a decade such a widely impactful tech has kept improving in stunning steps. There is no evidence of any slow down. [0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPT-4 |
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