Greg Brockman, OpenAI president and co-founder, says the model alone is no longer the product in a post addressing standalone AI offerings
Victor Taelin replied that the claim is wrong and signaled he is shorting.
#19Greg Brockman@GDB@emollick also true!
Ethan Mollick@emollickI would push back a little: because the models are so good & improving, they don't have to be the product. But it is the model that is the prime mover. If they weren't so generally capable, the harnesses & apps the labs build around them would be hard to build and wouldn't work.
#175Ethan Mollick@EMOLLICKI would push back a little: because the models are so good & improving, they don't have to be the product.
But it is the model that is the prime mover. If they weren't so generally capable, the harnesses & apps the labs build around them would be hard to build and wouldn't work.
Greg Brockman@gdbthe model alone is no longer the product
And it is the model that makes it so it is the labs, as opposed to every other software vendor, can ultimately be the sole provider of products.
Their post-training and their harnesses and their control over access means that they can build products that no one else can touch.
Ethan Mollick@emollickI would push back a little: because the models are so good & improving, they don't have to be the product. But it is the model that is the prime mover. If they weren't so generally capable, the harnesses & apps the labs build around them would be hard to build and wouldn't work.
@gdb wrong
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Greg Brockman@gdbthe model alone is no longer the product