Open source ai projects for python for content creation?

Openai is misleading. I read all the time before looking into it they were open source but I went on the website and found you have to pay to use it.

I suppose maybe the open part only means you are allowed to use it not that it is open source?

So anything else out there that is actually properly open source to use for creating AI content?

RowdySadjit said:

Openai is misleading. I read all the time before looking into it they were open source but I went on the website and found you have to pay to use it.

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It's my understanding that you get 3 months of free usage? 300k tokens or 3 months. Or am I reading that incorrectly?

RowdySadjit said:

Openai is misleading. I read all the time before looking into it they were open source but I went on the website and found you have to pay to use it.

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Open source doesn't mean it's free. It means "no proprietary work behind closed doors"

OpenAI researchers have made the research work about GPT-3 public. You can learn how gpt-3 works and technically make a version of it yourself.

The GPT 1 & 2 models that openAI made were truly open source and they released the source code abd the model for these versions.

Not with GPT-3, the model is way too large and they can't release the source code because they fear it can be misused for writing fake news and stuff. That's why they only make it available through their API which restricts some of these misuses.

RowdySadjit said:

So anything else out there that is actually properly open source to use for creating AI content?

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There's GPT1 & 2 by OpenAI. And GPT-J, GPT-NEOx by EutherAi.

GPT-NeoX is probably the largest open source language transformer model that you can find. With around 20 billion parameters compared to the 175Billion parameters of gpt3

Ashk881 said:

There's GPT1 & 2 by OpenAI. And GPT-J, GPT-NEOx by EutherAi.

GPT-NeoX is probably the largest open source language transformer model that you can find. With around 20 billion parameters compared to the 175Billion parameters of gpt3

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Gives me some new leads to explore thanks.