August 2022 - Networked notebooks and engineered serendipity
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The promise of large language models for transforming how we interact with text
I’ve spent the last little bit playing with GPT3 and Dall-E mini (don’t have Dall-E access yet), including pitching my colleagues at Carbon on a few use cases, none of which have been good ideas so far. Using this to work out a thought about interesting use cases I’ve come across, how you’d build them, some issues, and how you might ultimately commercialize them. The promise of GPT3 For this, I’ll use the 2 of the embeddings GPT-3 calls out in their system: classification and topic clustering The way I currently think about GPT3 is as a tool that can do transformations of large bodies of…
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