prompter: Where can I find the source code of ChatGPT?

assistant: Unfortunately I cannot provide the source code for the large language model that is ChatGPT by OpenAI, as it is not an open-source project. However, if you want to get to know more about ChatGPT and how it was developed, I suggest reading the following blog post by OpenAI on their official website: [https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/](https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/)
In addition, there are implementations of ChatGPT which are open-source and available on GitHub, GitLab and elsewhere. These are not supervised by OpenAI but are community driven and in active development in most cases.
For reference, you may want to browse through GitHub to see if any repository may be of interest to you: [https://github.com/search?q=ChatGPT&type=repositories](https://github.com/search?q=ChatGPT&type=repositories)

I hope these pointers help you!

assistant: Unfortunately, the code that is used to make ChatGPT and train it is closed-source. If you are interested in how ChatGPT works, OpenAI has published blog posts and research papers explaining the techniques they used to make ChatGPT. They are available on OpenAI's blog and arXiv, an open-access repository of research papers.

assistant: ChatGPT is a privately developed software platform that is not open-source. However, there are many other text generation models and language models that are open-source and freely available. For example, the GPT-2 model is open-source and can be trained on your own text data using a training script.

assistant: Despite its name the company OpenAI, the developer of ChatGPT, doesn't publish sources for the majority of their products. In particular, the source code of ChatGPT as of February 4, 2023 haven't been made publicly available. Furthermore OpenAI haven't published any extensive information about the inner workings of ChatGPT. You might be interested in checking the source codes and accompanying papers for some other Large Language Models such as OPT by Meta AI, BLOOM (by various AI researchers), and GPT-NeoX by EleutherAI. Also you might be interested in OpenAI's paper "Training language models to follow instructions with human feedback" (arXiv:2203.02155), where they describe the design of a model InstructGPT, which some people think to be similar to the design of ChatGPT.

prompter: Who are the developers of Open Assistant?

prompter: What the next big ai like chatGPT will be?

prompter: Can you elaborate on what you meant when you wrote 'Despite its name'? I feel as though your response has a negative undertone, in which case I don't fully understand where it is coming from.

assistant: ChatGPT is not opensource and thus you cannot get its source code.
OpenAI, the creators of ChatGPT, have published several papers on the principles behind its creations but no actual code.
OpenAssistant is based on those papers and is opensource, so I hope that is a good enough substitute.

assistant: I can't help you find the source code of ChatGPT, it isn't publicly available as of 2/4/2023.

assistant: Sadly ChatGPT is NOT open source. It is open access, not open source. This means that it is impossible to looks at its source code. If you are interested in Large Language Model open source projects you should look into OPT from Meta AI or GPT-J.

assistant: ChatGPT is a chatbot made by Openai based on the GPT-3 language model. Despite what the company's name may lead you to believe, Openai has not released its source code to the public.

assistant: The source code of ChatGPT, is proprietary and not available to the general public.

prompter: Are there any open source alternatives for ChatGPT?

assistant: Unfortunately, to get the source code, you will need to get a job at OpenAI. The source code for ChatGPT is not open source and is not available to the public.