Prepare for the new GPT 3.5 Turbo model #617
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Description of the Change
As part of their dev day last week, OpenAI announced that the base GPT 3.5 Turbo model will be updated to support 16K context length starting on December 11th.
This model can be used now by referencing
gpt-3.5-turbo-1106instead of the genericgpt-3.5-turboand I had considered doing this but by keeping our reference togpt-3.5-turbo, this will ensure we are always using the latest version of that model, which I would prefer.This PR just changes the max content length we consider, from the previous of 4,096 to the new of 16,385. This PR should be merged and released sometime between now and December 11th when this becomes the new default context length (not a huge risk to release this sooner, could mean users run into max token length errors though).
How to test the Change
Verify any OpenAI ChatGPT features still work as expected
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Props @dkotter
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