This is one of the last bastions of semi-serious discussion on the internet, and it's full of incredibly high level engineering talent.
replyWhere else would you go? I'm honestly scratching my head thinking of someplace that wouldn't run you out on a rail, but that would give serious feedback. Kernel mailing lists are out, maybe there's something like that which I can't remember off the top of my head, but...
Also, nomenclature is incredibly hard. There are only two hard problems in computer science: cache expiration and naming things.
That’s the issue - this isn’t an engineering problem, it’s a general consumer problem. It’s what focus groups full of regular people are for.
replyBut regular people are not the consumers of OpenAI's API - they consume "Chatgpt" and don't care about model nomenclature.
replyThe primary users of any API are the designers and engineers of the applications that use it. How many laypeople know what Postgresql is? How many of the applications they use run on it?
We aren't talking about the API. We're talking about the model names. If someone fires up the OpenAI website to ask it a question, nobody knows what the names mean. That's what normal people do and are probably super confused at what is going on.
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