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OpenAI Closed-Source Model Fine-Tuning Process and Function Calling Fine-Tuning(Development of Large Model Applications 16)

OpenAI Closed-Source Model Fine-Tuning Process and Function Calling Fine-Tuning(Development of Large Model Applications 16)

Fine-tune GPT models with OpenAI's API using your data for specific needs. Upload, create, and monitor jobs for tailored AI performance.

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Hello everyone, welcome to the "Development of Large Model Applications" column.

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June 7, 2024
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OpenAI ChatGPT Enterprise: A Tall Order

Everyone knows about fine-tuning open-source models, but few are aware that OpenAI's GPT models can also be fine-tuned.

Today, we'll explore how to fine-tune OpenAI's proprietary models and the process and key points for using Function Calling for domain-specific fine-tuning.

OpenAI's GPT models are pre-trained on massive datasets, giving them powerful natural language understanding and generation abilities.

However, in specific domains, pre-trained models may lack knowledge and perform poorly. This is where domain-specific fine-tuning comes in, making the model more suited to particular tasks.

A fine-tuned model can better understand the terminology, tone, and logic of a specific field, generating more accurate and professional content.

For example, a model fine-tuned for the legal field can better analyze cases, cite laws, and provide persuasive legal opinions.

Thus, fine-tuning GPT models can further expand the application scenarios and impact of OpenAI's models.

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