Under “Playground”, we can find a list of available models including “gpt-4-turbo-2024-04-09”. However, where’s the documentation that explains each model? For instance, for this model, it’s likely that it was made available on that date, but then when was its training data’s cut-off date?
Then, for “gpt-4-turbo-preview”, since it’s listed at the very top, probably it’s the newest, so, how’s it different from “gpt-4-turbo” and in what way?
Could we have a category named “model” to specifically provide information about each model?
0301, 0314: Snapshot models from March 2023 with little alteration since then - highly skilled but can also hallucinate facts.
0613: full models that can use functions. Models that continue to be updated (having the original release back would be a godsend to devs).
others: post Devday models where GPT-4-Turbo is significantly reduced in cost and quality, favoring safe trained chatting to enhance the efficiencies made in computation, and denials. The final gpt-4-turbo-2024-04-09 which has vision can write pretty good code again - if you like stuff you didn’t want being inserted and rewritten and an AI that gets stuck, unable to improve and forgetting and simplifying after a conversation grows.
and @jr.2509
for “moderations” models, I wonder what algorithm that OpenAI uses for classification and its training data size. In my experience, deep learning does not necessarily produce best results even with a decently large training data set.