Anyone who would like to build an app on our API, please ping me — may be able to accelerate an invite to you!
Guillermo Rauch
 @rauchg
12 Jul 2020
GPT-3 / @OpenAI is starting to feel like “Google as an API”. Not as a search engine, but as a general intelligence. Not for personal use, but as a building block for a new category of apps. Very exciting.

Jul 13, 2020 · 4:30 AM UTC

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Hi Greg, would love to get access to GPT-3. I’m working in a startup that’s using ML to identify and help users with cognitive-emotional disorders
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GPT-3 seems practical enough to automate some aspects of the software design process. I’m excited to try it out and have added myself to the invite.
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@gdb have put in an application. would love to get access to help analytics professionals in developing their career through better networking on LinkedIn. Please? 🤗
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I am a student researcher. This is going to sick for many educational use cases. Can I please get an accelerated invite? Just sent you an email earlier.
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Hi @gdb , I want to test GPT-3 for few non-english languages using Google Translate to translate content to EN and then back to the original language and share the performance/results with others. Do you still have any invites please?
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Interested in developing applications for generative text in writing and poetry, have been finetuning on GPT-2 a bunch but curious to play with GPT-3!
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Absolutely. Would love to try it out with several of our residential real estate use cases: - Listing Descriptions - Market/City reports - etc
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Hi Greg, how big is the inference model for GPT3? Can it be hosted on the edge device? What hardware would it need? Does the api access connect to the inference model hosted on your servers?
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We at @unitonomy are waiting for API access to further develop GetCommit.com (knowledge transfer) 🙏
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