[bbqfog]

Llama is good enough and I don’t have to give my data to a very sketchy organization. Happy to never use OpenAI again.

[daghamm]

Not today, but I have a feeling that 3 years from now things will look very very different.

[bbqfog]

I'd say Llama has improved at a much faster clip than anything OpenAI has released, so probably in 3 years what I said will be even more true.

[slashdave]

All these models train on the same data (sort of) and so all will pretty quickly reach the same asymptote.

[logicchains]

Eventually they'll be put in robots able to gather real-world data live, and they'll have a practically infinite amount of video/audio/tactile data to learn from.

[slashdave]

Sure, but this scales rather poorly. How many robots do you expect, and don't you expect some resistance from the public, for privacy reasons at the least?

[bbqfog]

I agree, I don't think there's a moat and this is going to be a commodity feature.

[manishsharan]

Gemini is also very cheap and comparable and works well as a drop in replacement for OpenAI models.

[freilanzer]

For me, Llama is definitely not good enough yet. At least, the one I can host isn't.

[bbqfog]

Try Lambda Labs if you want to host a bigger model.