Open AI
One of the best-known organizations in the AI field is Open AI.
Open AI’s mission is to ensure that artificial general intelligence AGI - which is highly autonomous systems that outperform humans at most economically valuable work - benefits all of humanity.
OpenAI consists of the for-profit corporation OpenAI LP and its parent company, the non-profit OpenAI Inc.
The organization was founded in San Francisco in late 2015 by Elon Musk, Sam Altman, and others, who collectively pledged US$1 billion.
You can read more about OpenAI at
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenAI .
GPT-3 (Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3)
The group of 31 engineers and researchers working at OpenAI introduced the project on May 28, 2020.
The full version of GPT3 has 175 billion parameters to process data.
This figure is twice the learning capacity of GPT2.
In the beta phase as of July 2020, GPT3 uses the natural language processing NLP system with pre-taught language samples.
Before the launch of the GPT3, the largest language model was the Turing NLG, which Microsoft introduced in February 2020 and has less than %10 capacity 17 billion parameters) of the GPT3.
Since GPT3 can produce news that are difficult to distinguish from articles written by humans, it is thought that GPT3 can be used in the development of both useful and harmful applications.
The researchers detailed the potentially harmful effects of GPT3 in their article dated May 28, 2020.
Misinformation production, spam, phishing, abuse of legal and government processes, fake academic essay writing, and social engineering are some of the potential harmful effects.
The authors highlight these dangers for research into reducing these risks.
What can be done with GPT-3?
Well, pretty much anything you can imagine.
However most examples are in the area of text creation and suggestion based tasks.
Even though it has been only a month since it’s release, beta testers found so many impressive things to do with GPT3.
Let’s see what people came up with.
Smart Ingredient Checker
Everybody wants to live a healthy life. Here is an example of GPT3 extracting ingredients of a product with computer vision.
Turns out #GPT3 can do vision too 😉
— Lawder (@lawderpaul) July 19, 2020
Built an ingredient parser: take a pic of any nutrition label (google to extract text), and GPT-3 will identify ingredients, find an emoji, determine if it's unhealthy, and give a definition 🤯 pic.twitter.com/ohBQI3qki3
Intellisense on Steroids
If you are a software developer, I bet you like Intellisense right? Guess what, completion tools are much more powerful with AI.
hacked around and made my own text editor :) complete w #GPT3 assistance obvi 🧠 pic.twitter.com/3nk8rlMduy
— Lawder (@lawderpaul) August 23, 2020
HTML Layout Generator
GPT3 is not only useful for backend development but for frontend development as well. It can design a layout according to a description in plain English.
I built a todo list app simply by describing it to GPT-3.
— Sharif Shameem (@sharifshameem) July 18, 2020
It generated the React code for a fully functioning app within seconds.
I'm becoming more impressed and aware of its capabilities every single day. pic.twitter.com/QGrClar03s
Creating App Design From a description
GPT-3 can design a mobile app layout from a definition. It can also be told to check other applications and create the design to look similar to it.
This changes everything. 🤯
— Jordan Singer (@jsngr) July 18, 2020
With GPT-3, I built a Figma plugin to design for you.
I call it "Designer" pic.twitter.com/OzW1sKNLEC
Smart E-Mail Assistant
Answering e-mails can becomes a real pain. This app automatically write your emails for you in your own style.
GPT-3 is going to change the way you work.
— OthersideAI (@OthersideAI) July 22, 2020
Introducing Quick Response by OthersideAI
Automatically write emails in your personal style by simply writing the key points you want to get across
The days of spending hours a day emailing are over!!!
Beta access link in bio! pic.twitter.com/HFjZOgJvR8
Generating SQL Code
GPT-3 for lazy database administrators.
I got GPT-3 to start writing my SQL queries for me
— Faraaz Nishtar 🦊 (@FaraazNishtar) July 22, 2020
p.s. these work against my *actual* database! pic.twitter.com/6RoJewXEEx
An Interesting Coding Interview
I wouldn’t hire it, but it sure is impressive.
GPT-3 can't quite pass a coding phone screen, but it's getting closer. pic.twitter.com/oDbDC0T0sa
— Kevin Lacker (@lacker) July 3, 2020