ChatGPT (Nov 30, 2022): AI’s mainstream moment
OpenAI launched ChatGPT and reached 100 million users in months; conversational AI became a global habit.
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OpenAI launched ChatGPT and reached 100 million users in months; conversational AI became a global habit.
Stability AI released weights for a text–image diffusion model, detonating a local generative-art ecosystem.
OpenAI showed fine-tuning with human feedback yields more useful, safer models than base GPT-3 for instruction use.
Powered by OpenAI’s Codex, Copilot brought generative autocomplete to millions of developers and redefined software productivity.
OpenAI presented CLIP (text–image contrast) and DALL·E (text-to-image generation), catalyzing the multimodal wave.
DeepMind practically solved much of protein folding in CASP14, with massive scientific impact.
Brown et al. showed a large enough LLM performs tasks with few-shot prompts without task-specific fine-tuning.
Scaling-law papers showed predictable relations among loss, parameters, data, and FLOPs, guiding LLM investment.
OpenAI presented GPT-2 and initially limited release of the largest model over disinformation risks, foreshadowing open vs closed dilemmas.
Devlin et al. released BERT, popularizing language-model fine-tuning via masked LM and next sentence prediction.
Vaswani et al. (Google) replaced recurrence with self-attention—the base architecture of BERT, GPT, and nearly all modern NLP.
DeepMind combined policy/value nets with Monte Carlo Tree Search to beat a Go champion in a huge state space.