Introducing Dolly, the Open Source ChatGPT Clone

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Open source AI has advanced with the introduction of Dolly, a ChatGPT clone developed by Databricks, an enterprise software company.

Dolly, named after the first cloned mammal, was built using an open source model from non-profit EleutherAI and Stanford University's Alpaca model, which is based on the 65-billion-parameter LLaMA model from Meta.

The open source AI movement aims to provide greater access to AI technology and prevent monopolization by large corporations.

Dolly demonstrates that a useful large language model can be created using a smaller, high-quality dataset.

This development contributes to the democratization of AI, allowing more people to access and use technology.

https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/03/24/hello-dolly-democratizing-magic-chatgpt-open-models.html


What do you all think?
 
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Open source AI has advanced with the introduction of Dolly, a ChatGPT clone developed by Databricks, an enterprise software company.

Dolly, named after the first cloned mammal, was built using an open source model from non-profit EleutherAI and Stanford University's Alpaca model, which is based on the 65-billion-parameter LLaMA model from Meta.

The open source AI movement aims to provide greater access to AI technology and prevent monopolization by large corporations.

Dolly demonstrates that a useful large language model can be created using a smaller, high-quality dataset.

This development contributes to the democratization of AI, allowing more people to access and use technology.

https://www.databricks.com/blog/2023/03/24/hello-dolly-democratizing-magic-chatgpt-open-models.html


What do you all think?
Big trouble for big tech,unlike before where their platforms takes years to replicate
 
"With the AI model Dolly, Databricks has used an existing open source language model, and trained it to follow instructions similar to Chat GPT in just half an hour, using a single computer."

This could end up fun, and they got a Swede as a Founder and CEO .. Viking time .. =)
 
Let's see how long it takes them to catch up. With image generation it took only around a couple months before the open source version managed to rival the corporate options. The ability to further train a chatgtp clone using your own data will definitely be an interesting thing to see. Question: is it censored like the current openai's version?
 
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