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This lesson we are going to talk about ChatGPT versus Elm applications.

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We will learn.

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What are the foundational.

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And we will see that LLM applications solve the limitations of these foundational models.

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So let's talk a little bit about ChatGPT.

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So ChatGPT is a private foundational model.

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This.

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Models are like the brains of artificial intelligence, let's call them that.

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But you will see that these brains are a little bit limited.

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You can find private foundational models like ChatGPT, and you can find open source foundational models

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like lamassu, Falcon, and others we will see later.

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In this case, ChatGPT is a private foundational model developed from a company called OpenAI.

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And as a private foundational model.

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It can be costly.

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And you will see that when we start developing LM applications, one of the most important thing we

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have to keep in mind is cost.

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So ChatGPT can be costly and as it is a private product, it can change at any time.

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So OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, can decide at any moment that you want to change the way ChatGPT

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works.

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On the contrary, LM applications are not foundational models.

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They are built on top of foundational models.

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So we can build an LM application on top of one or on top of several foundational models, and we can

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decide if we are going to use a private foundational model like ChatGPT or an open source one.

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So LM applications do not depend on an individual company like the case of ChatGPT.

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And with LM applications, we can control the cost.

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And we can control the changes that are, uh, being made in the application because it's our application.

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ChatGPT has some other interesting features.

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One of them is what we call context.

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We will talk more about, uh, context later, but right now, just think or think about context as

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let's say short time memory.

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So ChatGPT has a limited context, has a limited short time memory.

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And on the contrary, LM applications can have a broader context, can have more short memory.

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ChatGPT does not know your company's data.

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This is a very important thing.

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So ChatGPT doesn't know anything about the data of your company, but an LM application can be trained

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on your computer.

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And this is important because many companies, they don't want ChatGPT to have anything to do with their

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data because they don't trust ChatGPT or ChatGPT security.

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So when you are talking with ChatGPT, your conversations are in the cloud.

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And when you are talking with an LM application, your conversation can be in the cloud or it can be

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private.

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So you have more flexibility with LM applications.

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ChatGPT has a way to integrate it with external tools, what we call integrations.

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So external APIs.

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But it has a limited number of integrations, while an LM application has unlimited integrations possible.

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And finally, ChatGPT has a limited functionality.

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It has a huge, very interesting number of, uh, possibilities, but they are limited.

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You cannot do anything you want with ChatGPT.

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You are limited to a number of things you can do, but with LM applications you have unlimited functionality.

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So your imagination is the limit with LM applications.

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Let's learn a little bit more about that.

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So in short.

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Foundational models like ChatGPT or others like llama two.

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Falcon.

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Mistral.

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Are like the gasoline of like the gasoline for LM applications and LM applications would be like cars,

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motorcycles, boats, machines, etc. that run on the gasoline provided by foundational models like

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ChatGPT.

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So ChatGPT is the gasoline, and LM applications are the cars that are using the gasoline of ChatGPT.

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ChatGPT right now is currently the highest quality foundational model, but it is also the most expensive.

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Alternatives to ChatGPT are becoming increasingly numerous, higher in quality and less costly.

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Foundational models.

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They can do.

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A lot of things.

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You can create conversational conversational agents.

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You can summarize documents.

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You can generate content.

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You can do tasks like sentiment analysis, text classification, code creation, debugging, etc.,

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etc. but they have many things they cannot do.

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They have many limitations.

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And this is where LM applications play a very important role.

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Because LM applications solve many limitations of ChatGPT and other foundational models.

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What kind of limitations has.

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Our foundational model like ChatGPT.

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The cost?

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The context.

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The regulatory challenges.

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Data privacy.

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Inference.

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Latency.

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Speed.

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Diversity of data sources.

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Whenever we are going to use different data sources, we are going to have a problem with ChatGPT.

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Lack of reproducibility.

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We'll see what it is later.

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Hallucinations.

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This is fake content made up by ChatGPT evaluation.

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Fragility of prompts, outdated knowledge.

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So, as I was telling you.

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ChatGPT is not as omnipotent as it seems.

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It is very powerful, but it is not as omnipotent as it seems.

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And L.l.m. applications are the key to use the gasoline.

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ChatGPT and other foundational models give you to do really amazing things.

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So his LLM application, the ones that are going to create the magic in the artificial intelligence

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world.

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So in this lesson we have seen we will talk more about that later.

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But we have seen a little bit about ChatGPT versus LLM applications.

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We saw what are the foundational models.

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And the most important thing we saw that LLM applications, LLM apps solve the limitations of the foundational

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models in the next lesson, we will tell you how to download the two books included with this bootcamp.

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