I have no agenda of changing the world and I have nothing substantial to fill in the gpt3 invite form but sometimes the best ideas come from tinkering and I just wish they gave some limited access to everyone.
I have no agenda of changing the world and I have nothing substantial to fill in the gpt3 invite form but sometimes the best ideas come from tinkering and I just wish they gave some limited access to everyone.
Note the huggingface library is a python library, so you'd technically be writing some code, though the library API is super user friendly and the community is very helpful.
You can run that and deploy your own GPT-2 API locally, or in the cloud. I'd also recommend checking out Max Woolf's gpt-2-simple, which is a library that makes it really easy to fine tune GPT-2 with your own text (if you've played the free version of AI Dungeon, this is how they trained their model):
Not sure what the 100k tokens translates to in terms of query limit