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▶ 2:13:15 David Rosenthal And this paves the way for the GPT era of open AI.
▶ 2:17:28 David Rosenthal Articles that GPT wrote and articles that humans wrote.
▶ 2:18:04 David Rosenthal This is the first, not just Microsoft product that comes out with GPT baked into it, but first.
▶ 2:18:13 David Rosenthal Yeah, first productization of GPT.
▶ 2:25:32 David Rosenthal I mean, GPT was out there.

▶ 37:36 David Rosenthal They weren't doing anything approaching GPT at this point in time.
▶ 39:57 Ben Gilbert In GPT-I, the first OpenAI model, this generative pre-trained transformer model, GPT, it used unsupervised pre-training, which basically meant that as it was consuming this corpus of language,
▶ 47:46 David Rosenthal In January, twenty-twenty-three, this year, Microsoft invests another ten billion dollars in OpenAI, announces they're integrating GPT into all of their products, and then in May of this year, GPT-IV comes out.
▶ 1:33:58 Ben Gilbert But, the bet, especially with all these Fortune 500, is that there are going to be GPT-like experiences in everyone's private applications, in a zillion other public interfaces.
▶ 1:34:16 Ben Gilbert Will have a GPT front end.
▶ 1:34:59 Ben Gilbert Is the GPT-like experiences going to be an enduring thing for the far future or not?
▶ 1:47:57 David Rosenthal If you want to train GPT or a GPT class model, there's one option.
▶ 1:48:04 David Rosenthal And yes, we should talk about, there's lots of less than GPT class stuff out there that you can do, and especially inference is more of a wide open market versus training that you can do on other platforms, but they're the best.
▶ 1:48:57 Ben Gilbert Their GPT competitor is over a trillion parameters and may actually be larger than GPT-IV.
▶ 2:28:09 Ben Gilbert Where we all observe, oh, maybe GPTs aren't as useful as we thought.

▶ 3:34:28 David Rosenthal It's particularly thought provoking right now in our era of, you know, open AI and GPT and generative AI and all that.

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