https://github.com/Fictiverse/tortoise-tts-Windows

Amazon is issuing massive layoffs with regard to Alexa, Microsoft isn't investing more in Cortana.

255 billion dollars? they must be playing the long game. like the REALLY long game.

I really do think a big focus for them will be incorporating it into the Office suite.

They need a leg up on Google Docs, features like "make a powerpoint deck from these word documents" would be a gamechanger.

"Isn't that the guy who came into our village yesterday, killed every single townsperson in sight, stacked them in the middle of the town square and looted all of our homes?"

It's possible, in the long term, but this level of integration seems very complex and probably outside the capabilities of ChatGPT. I don't see how ChatGPT could analyze cost cutting measures, or prepare a Q4 investor presentation - it is not generally intelligent, nor does it even have a mechanism to ensure accuracy or check specific sources.

They compete in dozens of different areas and have different strengths and weaknesses in each of them. Why would a consumer or user care about market cap? It's utterly meaningless metric for almost all purposes

Has the SparseGPT code been published anywhere? I tried to look but couldn't find it.

ChatGPT should be powering Siri, Google, Cortana etc etc - it makes these services look so weak

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Bring back clippy!

Oh interesting, that's a pretty clever solution.

Thanks for sharing!

> while I'm pretty sure you can't ask Github Copilot that

You can comment out the code, then write underneath:

"# Version above not working due to TypeError. Fixed version below:"

Then use Copilot completion. It will fix whatever the bug was.

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This is it

While both are modified GPT3 models, Github Copilot is designed specifically to produce code while ChatGPT is a more general chat bot.

I could see them combining outputs, with ChatGPT generating a description/explanation while Copilot generates the code itself. ChatGPT can also parse a wider variety of inputs than Github Copilot. For example, you can ask ChatGPT "Can you find the error in this code?" while I'm pretty sure you can't ask Github Copilot that; but I haven't used Copilot since it left beta.

I'm not sure this really is a winner takes all market but maybe. Good point.

It's more than that. They will have an edge with that investment. Improvement of Cortana will be only one of the outputs of this investment (and maybe just a small output). We will see new tools that does not exist now.

>what does OpenAI bring to the table that can't be found elsewhere?

First to a winner-takes-all market?

Microsoft was 3rd in the mobile market and they eventually had to give it up. Now they're first in this new market.

> They obviously mean in search

Okay, that wasn't obvious to me, because they specifically listed several areas not only search:

> It's to gain an edge in everything from search, assistant, coding and gaming.

Mega corporations are literally defined by their market cap

Github copilot and chatgpt are built on the EXACT same apis. What would be different?

That is Gross Profit, which is Sales Revenue - Cost of Goods Sold, but before operating expenses, such as Research and Development, depreciation, marketing, etc. That is not what is paid out to the shareholders. Amazon earned $33 Billion in 2021 as per their annual report, in item 8.

https://s2.q4cdn.com/299287126/files/doc_financials/2022/ar/Amazon-2021-Annual-Report.pdf

Clippy: the whole clip, and nothing but the clip

uncocks the safety

Fair enough.