#fine tuning text-davinci-003
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Yeah that's the thing it seemed a little ambiguous to me because it said that only the base models could be used. Then it said there's the other models that have had additional training like text-davinci-003 and then you can actually fine tune further something that's already been fine tuned as if text - davinci-003 might actually be fine tuned and you can further fine tune it...
but maybe it only meant you can only further fine tune what you have already fine-tuned yourself, still based only on The DaVinci base model, which I'm guessing is the case but I just wanted to make sure.
Fine-tuning is available on any models that do not have an instructions following training. You can call the api https://api.openai.com/v1/models with your API key to see all models on OpenAI's service. Under permissions there is a property allow_fine_tuning where you can look to see what specific models are supported if you are confused.
ah nice, thanks for that, I had called models already to populate a list but overlooked the allow_fine_tuning. Now I just have to get this to work, it seems to hate my json and jsonl and the validation tool only seems to validate it will hate my json. I have queried chatgpt to all ends on this and it just doesnt seem to understand how to create and update fine-tuning on itself enough to connect the dots unfortunately.
But this is helpful though and definitely answered my question, I may be back with a new question about the tuning if tomorrow if I dont have any luck in the morning.
Thanks much
Actually looks like it doesnt really let it happen. I think I would have to have my org own text-davinvi-003 to use it apparently.
"[organization=user-xxxxxxxxx] Error: Invalid base model: text-davinci-003 (model must be one of ada, babbage, curie, davinci) or a fine-tuned model created by your organization: org-Yxxxxxxxx (HTTP status code: 400)
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Yeah you can only fine-tune basic davinci
sad day.