HuggingChat is a new open-source 30B chatbot alternative to ChatGPT. There will likely soon be be HuggingChat Apps. Jim Fan believes HuggingFace is in a great position to become the Android App Store. HuggingFace may have an edge over OpenAI: the apps can be other multimodal models already on HuggingFace.
HuggingChat, the open-source 30B chatbot alternative to ChatGPT!
Next step *must* be HuggingChat Apps. I think HuggingFace is in a great position to become the Android App Store.
In fact, HF even has an edge over OpenAI: the apps can be other multimodal models already on HF! pic.twitter.com/bac9SlZyem
— Jim Fan (@DrJimFan) April 25, 2023
you can now disable chat history (and training) in ChatGPT, and we will offer ChatGPT Business in the coming months.https://t.co/jjxuUxYJSa
— Sam Altman (@sama) April 25, 2023
🤗🚀 https://t.co/M7GGxu5TRa pic.twitter.com/jPUfYTygM5
— Hugging Face (@huggingface) May 9, 2022
HuggingChat, the open-source 30B chatbot alternative to ChatGPT!
Next step *must* be HuggingChat Apps. I think HuggingFace is in a great position to become the Android App Store.
In fact, HF even has an edge over OpenAI: the apps can be other multimodal models already on HF! pic.twitter.com/bac9SlZyem
— Jim Fan (@DrJimFan) April 25, 2023
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