GPT-4 API general availability and deprecation of older models in the Completions API
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I believe that is still only for paid API and ChatGPT Plus.
So hang on, does that mean that they are going to be fully subscription based moving forward? Because they're phasing out the older models with no replacement. If so, then that sucks.
It's a fun tool for me personally but not something I'd be willing to pay money for right now.
No, not that I have seen. The free version of ChatGPT still provides access to the GPT-3.5 model. I don't think that is going anywhere.
The deprecated stuff seems to apply to the various older models that are available to developers that use the API.
But, wasn't 3.5 phase out for the newer 3.5turbo model a few month ago? I might be misremembering the details.
Yeah, I think that is the case.
It's a bit of a shame they are depreciating the TextCompletion APIs.
The instruct tuned options are much worse in the variety and sophistication of vocabulary used in my experience.
Though at the same price point as GPT-4 I'd imagine that will be a fine drop in replacement, I just hope the broader trend doesn't stay towards exclusively instruct models, as it really does seem a lot is lost in that additional fine tuning.
Still not available to me despite me having payments.
How do people find the responses of the API Vs chatgpt4?