Show HN: GPT-3 resources, examples, and use cases

> Eventually others will reach the level of GPT-3 and they won't lock it away. What happens then?

The same thing that happened for GPT-2. By that time OpenAI will be already months in making GPT-4. And the bigger the model the harder it is for anyone to replicate, especially open source.

Also OpenAI business model is an hosted API. It's something to have access to a GPT-3 clone weights, quite another thing to use it for inference, work is then needed doing compression and distillation to get acceptable cost/latency.

So all in all, OpenAI has at least a year where they can run their API with 0 competition whatsoever, and after that they should be ready to release the next iteration.

Like “open standards” such as the C++ standards committee? Then ISO turns around and charges hundreds of dollars for the “official copy”