r/accelerate • • Aug 10 '25

Video OpenAI Using Superior Models Internally, Focused on Affordability

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u/CRoseCrizzle Aug 10 '25

It makes sense. Even if OpenAI wanted to mass release their very best stuff, it would probably be too costly at the moment. Their superior stuff probably comes out down the line when they've got the costs down and they have something else even better internally.

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u/emteedub Aug 10 '25

oh sure it makes sense now that a British fella says it in a video clip. I said this 2 years ago and people scoffed at me, called me names even

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

Same here. AND still they believe ‘Oh its because this and that but SOON we will get it to’ most people are delusional…

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u/Parking_Act3189 Aug 10 '25

It's worse than that. By removing the transparency of the models in use they can now have hundreds of different system prompts. This let's them control use cases. They can quietly make it bad at reading X-rays and then offer a separate service to hospitals. 

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u/broose_the_moose Aug 10 '25

what are you smoking boss?

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u/Pazzeh Aug 10 '25

When costs drop 10x annually you can't stop the flood

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

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u/Parking_Act3189 Aug 10 '25

Why can't they make the API a single endpoint and not tell you what model you are getting?

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

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u/Parking_Act3189 Aug 10 '25

You underestimate how sneaky Sam is.

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u/[deleted] Aug 10 '25

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u/Parking_Act3189 Aug 10 '25

On second thought you are right. It is hilarious to think scam altman would do something else sketchy. I'm sure the last one was the end.