The GPT for all is a set of ingredients that existed all at the right time and like early marks to enable it to happen. Open AI basically decided that, hey, there's a lot of business competition, we can't release these models out. The name open AI implies, like you are doing things openly. If people aren't actively working to take the technology that's being produced by these companies and make it more accessible, these companies will be the only ones that own the technology," he says.
In this episode, we discuss the impact of AI with Andriy Mulyar, co-founder of AtlasAI and creator of GPT4All. We explore how running local private language models can provide competitive benefits over using public models like ChatGPT without confidential data. Additionally, we delve into the importance of embeddings in AI and their potential impact on understanding data semantically. Finally, Andriy shares his thoughts on crypto/AI overlap, specifically focusing on data provenance as a key area for collaboration.
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