← Back to context Comment by ihuman 1 day ago Copilot 6 comments ihuman Reply NewJazz 1 day ago That's not a model. ihuman 1 day ago True, but its not pure OpenAI GPT. If the point is dogfooding, then they'd use Copilot instead of using OpenAI's models directly 98codes 1 day ago They do. Zambyte 1 day ago They had phi for a while. Interesting that they haven't really continued with anything like that. wolvoleo 1 day ago Phi was more of a research project. Not trained on real world data but synthetic input. That's really good to control if you go for strict limits but it also loses a lot of originality.But it was never a SOTA model. therein 1 day ago If you ask Microsoft, it is a lifestyle.
NewJazz 1 day ago That's not a model. ihuman 1 day ago True, but its not pure OpenAI GPT. If the point is dogfooding, then they'd use Copilot instead of using OpenAI's models directly 98codes 1 day ago They do. Zambyte 1 day ago They had phi for a while. Interesting that they haven't really continued with anything like that. wolvoleo 1 day ago Phi was more of a research project. Not trained on real world data but synthetic input. That's really good to control if you go for strict limits but it also loses a lot of originality.But it was never a SOTA model. therein 1 day ago If you ask Microsoft, it is a lifestyle.
ihuman 1 day ago True, but its not pure OpenAI GPT. If the point is dogfooding, then they'd use Copilot instead of using OpenAI's models directly 98codes 1 day ago They do.
Zambyte 1 day ago They had phi for a while. Interesting that they haven't really continued with anything like that. wolvoleo 1 day ago Phi was more of a research project. Not trained on real world data but synthetic input. That's really good to control if you go for strict limits but it also loses a lot of originality.But it was never a SOTA model.
wolvoleo 1 day ago Phi was more of a research project. Not trained on real world data but synthetic input. That's really good to control if you go for strict limits but it also loses a lot of originality.But it was never a SOTA model.
That's not a model.
True, but its not pure OpenAI GPT. If the point is dogfooding, then they'd use Copilot instead of using OpenAI's models directly
They do.
They had phi for a while. Interesting that they haven't really continued with anything like that.
Phi was more of a research project. Not trained on real world data but synthetic input. That's really good to control if you go for strict limits but it also loses a lot of originality.
But it was never a SOTA model.
If you ask Microsoft, it is a lifestyle.