GPT-3 is a natural language processing and text generation framework created by OpenAI.
GPT-3 stands for Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 and is the third version of the tool to be developed and released by OpenAI, a research business in the advancement of artificial intelligence. This means the tool uses algorithms that are pre-trained, having been fed around 570 GB of text information from crawling the internet, along with texts selected by OpenAI, which included text of Wikipedia. GPT-3 was first described by OpenAI in a research paper published in May 2020, and was later drip-fed to people who had requested access to a private beta. This allowed private developers to help explore what GPT-3 could do before it was turned into a commercial product in later 2020.
GPT-3 stands for Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3 and is the third version of the tool to be developed and released by OpenAI, a research business in the advancement of artificial intelligence. This means the tool uses algorithms that are pre-trained, having been fed around 570 GB of text information from crawling the internet, along with texts selected by OpenAI, which included text of Wikipedia. GPT-3 was first described by OpenAI in a research paper published in May 2020, and was later drip-fed to people who had requested access to a private beta. This allowed private developers to help explore what GPT-3 could do before it was turned into a commercial product in later 2020.