GPT-III

4 statements across 4 episodes · 0 bullish · 0 bearish · 4 people on the record · first statement Sep 21, 2023 by Amjad Masad · across every show →

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Sep 21, 2023 neutral
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Masad: Machine learning on code did not work effectively until GPT-2/GPT-3
“Every year or two while starting Replit, I would go look at the state of the art on ML on code and nothing ever really worked all that well up until GPT-II. And you can like take GPT-II and fine tune it and like try to make it write code and was like kind of o…”
Amjad Masad Sep 21, 2023 ▶ 3:43 No Priors Ep. 33 | With Replit's CEO & Co-Founder Amjad Masad
Aug 22, 2024 neutral
Assertion Supported
Davis: OpenAI trained GPT-3 on 10,000 V100s for 14.6 days
“GPT-III was trained on 10,000 V-one-hundred GPUs in an interconnected cluster in Azure for about 14.6 days.”
Jared Quincy Davis Aug 22, 2024 ▶ 25:18 No Priors Ep. 77 | With Foundry CEO and Founder Jared Quincy Davis
Feb 25, 2025 neutral
Opinion
Alidoust: Protein AI is past GPT-3 while cell models are at GPT-1
“I think in the protein, protein models, we are past GPT-III. when it comes to single cell models and virtual cell models, yeah, I think GPT-I to two right now. I think we're closer to GPT-I than two.”
Nima Alidoust Feb 25, 2025 ▶ 55:50 No Priors Ep. 103 | With Vevo Therapeutics and the Arc Institute
Jun 26, 2026 neutral
Assertion Supported
Brown: GPT-3 Capabilities Could Not Scale With Test-Time Compute Budget
“Like, with GPT-III, you couldn't scale test time compute. Like, if you gave it a budget of ten million dollars and said, okay, well, let's see what GPT-III can do, it really can't do that much, more than what you could do with, like, 10 dollars or one dollar.”
Noam Brown Jun 26, 2026 ▶ 12:42 Really Big Test-Time Compute in AI Changes Benchmarks, Safety and Research with OpenAI's Noam Brown
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