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OpenAI, the artificial intelligence research lab, has unveiled two new artificial intelligence models that it says will allow developers to build smarter chatbots.
The first model, dubbed “ChatGPT,” is a open-source machine learning model that has been designed to read and respond to text-based conversations. The second model, “Whisper,” is a smaller, more efficient version of ChatGPT that has been specifically designed for private one-on-one conversations.
Both models are available now on OpenAI’s website.
ChatGPT is the result of a partnership between OpenAI and Google Brain, and is based on the original GPT-2 model that was released last year.
“Our goal is to enable developers to build chatbots that can carry on a convincing conversation by providing a set of pretrained models that can be finetuned on specific tasks or domains,” said Maya Han, research scientist at OpenAI, in a blog post.
The ChatGPT model is trained on a large dataset of public dialogue, and is able to generate responses that are relevant to the context of a conversation.
Whisper, on the other hand, is a smaller, more efficient model that is designed for private one-on-one conversations.
“The model is trained on a dataset of private one-on-one conversations, and is able to generate responses that are relevant to the context of a conversation,” said Han.
Both models are available now on OpenAI’s website.
