Since ChatGPT was launched in November, a new mini-industry has mushroomed that has defied the broader slump in tech. Not a week goes by without someone unveiling a “generative” artificial intelligence (AI) underpinned by “foundation” models—the large and complex algorithms that give ChatGPT and other AIs like it their intelligence. On February 24th Meta, Facebook’s parent company, released a model called LLaMA. This week it was reported that Elon Musk, the billionaire boss of Tesla and Twitter, wants to create an AI that would be less “woke” than ChatGPT. One catalogue, maintained by Ben Tossell, a British tech entrepreneur, and shared in a newsletter, has recently
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