Re:GPT-3 has no idea what it’s talking about
by ClumsyPilot on Saturday August 22, 2020 @09:58PM
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I have read your link, but think this is an unfair argument.
We are not talking about nonsense, we are talking about unexpected input, which will happen in any real-world situation. It might be text about something a kid, or depressed person has done. The text about stirring with a cigar is firmly withing the realm of plausibility.
And what happens is that GPT seemingly goes off the rails.
We are not talking about nonsense, we are talking about unexpected input, which will happen in any real-world situation. It might be text about something a kid, or depressed person has done. The text about stirring with a cigar is firmly withing the realm of plausibility.
And what happens is that GPT seemingly goes off the rails.