Thank you Brett for sharing this WSJ video of the Satya interview. My biggest takeaway...time to buy MS stock!
P.S. I envision that we'll see LLM "trained" for specific verticals e.g., law, which will provide all interested in the subject (including lawyers and judges) with a "co-pilot"/personal Subject Matter Expert (SME) on all things related to that/their particular vertical. I'd also love to hear your insights on how/who (I believe there are already a few e.g. Jasper) will take advantage of the ChatGPT API in the near term?
Right now it's the companies that already have big user bases (e.g. Canva, Picsart, soon Microsoft) but I am interesting in some of the new companies that are building a better UI and features on top of an LLM (e.g. Wordtune as opposed to Grammarly, D-ID compared with Synthesia) and those that are creating new categories (e.g. Jasper, Midjourney, GitHub Copilot, Rally Spellbook).
Thank you Brett for sharing this WSJ video of the Satya interview. My biggest takeaway...time to buy MS stock!
P.S. I envision that we'll see LLM "trained" for specific verticals e.g., law, which will provide all interested in the subject (including lawyers and judges) with a "co-pilot"/personal Subject Matter Expert (SME) on all things related to that/their particular vertical. I'd also love to hear your insights on how/who (I believe there are already a few e.g. Jasper) will take advantage of the ChatGPT API in the near term?
Right now it's the companies that already have big user bases (e.g. Canva, Picsart, soon Microsoft) but I am interesting in some of the new companies that are building a better UI and features on top of an LLM (e.g. Wordtune as opposed to Grammarly, D-ID compared with Synthesia) and those that are creating new categories (e.g. Jasper, Midjourney, GitHub Copilot, Rally Spellbook).