Disclosing OpenAI GPT-4's vision+text model, data, and cost to train (speculated)
OpenAI famously refused to disclose GPT-4's architecture, parameter count, training data, or compute budget, which turned the tech report into a Rorschach test…
A Review of GPT-4's Technical Report (GPT-4 in a Nutshell)
GPT-4's technical report is famously thin on architecture details and thick on capability claims, which makes a clear-headed review essential reading for anyon…
In-depth review of OpenAI's GPT-3 : Language Models are Few-Shot Learners (Part 3/3: Results&Rest)
The final installment of this three-part GPT-3 deep dive gets to the payoff: what actually happens when you throw 175 billion parameters at a benchmark suite a…
In-depth review of OpenAI's GPT-3 : Language Models are Few-Shot Learners (Part 2/3: Results)
Part two of this GPT-3 deep dive moves past the setup and into the results that actually made people rethink NLP.
ChatGPT/ChatGPT Plus/InstructGPT:Training language models to follow instructions with human feedback
Behind the ChatGPT product sits the InstructGPT paper, and this detailed review pulls apart the pipeline that turned a raw GPT-3 into something people actually…
Explain how ChatGPT/ChatGPT Plus works in 3 minutes
ChatGPT looks like magic from the outside, but the recipe is well-documented if you know where to look, and this three-minute explainer condenses the core idea…
[Olewave's Review] CLIP (3/3): Learning Transferable Visual Models From Natural Language Supervision
The final part of this CLIP review lands on the results section, which is where OpenAI's contrastive image-text model shifted from an interesting idea to a fou…
[Olewave's Review] CLIP (2/3): Learning Transferable Visual Models From Natural Language Supervision
OpenAI's CLIP flipped the script on computer vision by tossing out fixed label sets and instead training on 400 million (image, text) pairs scraped from the in…
[Olewave's Review] CLIP (1/3): Learning Transferable Visual Models From Natural Language Supervision
Before there was BLIP, LLaVA, or any speech-LLM worth its salt, there was CLIP, and this is where the story begins.
