People don't use GPT-4 because it was created 3 years ago, or because it's pink, or because it has a 4 in the name.
They use it because it's better than any other publicly available model for most people.
If this is better, and people can access it, they'll use it instead of GPT-4.
People would already be using gemini ultra instead if they could access it, but google fucked the rollout out by telling everyone about it and then saying no one could play with it.
> Opus and Sonnet are available to use today in our API, which is now generally available, enabling developers to sign up and start using these models immediately.
Sounds pretty good.
If OpenAI want to stay in the game, they need something more than offering 'GPT-TEAM, all the features you already had!' or 'We made this 3 years ago'.
Sora was really fantastic. No one has access.
> Opus and Sonnet are available to use today in our API, which is now generally available, enabling developers to sign up and start using these models immediately.
Tell me this doesn't sound a littllllle bit more exciting than anything OpenAI has been releasing recently?
I look forward to their response... but I agree with sentiment that they better not sit around twiddling their thumbs; the world is moving fast.
They use it because it's better than any other publicly available model for most people.
If this is better, and people can access it, they'll use it instead of GPT-4.
People would already be using gemini ultra instead if they could access it, but google fucked the rollout out by telling everyone about it and then saying no one could play with it.
> Opus and Sonnet are available to use today in our API, which is now generally available, enabling developers to sign up and start using these models immediately.
Sounds pretty good.
If OpenAI want to stay in the game, they need something more than offering 'GPT-TEAM, all the features you already had!' or 'We made this 3 years ago'.
Sora was really fantastic. No one has access.
> Opus and Sonnet are available to use today in our API, which is now generally available, enabling developers to sign up and start using these models immediately.
Tell me this doesn't sound a littllllle bit more exciting than anything OpenAI has been releasing recently?
I look forward to their response... but I agree with sentiment that they better not sit around twiddling their thumbs; the world is moving fast.