Re:Do large language models understand us?
by dtech on Saturday December 18, 2021 @08:39AM
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> Gpt-3 has convincingly passed the Turing test
Has it? I can't find a convincing source for that. Note that twitter and reddit don't really count, the Turing test always was a conversation, not limited to bite-sized soundbites like those. You can make probably make a decent Reddit bot by selecting random old popular posts from that sub, and that would never pass the Turing test.
The only interaction I've had with GPT-3 is AI Dungeon, and it's very easy to discover that's not a human.
Has it? I can't find a convincing source for that. Note that twitter and reddit don't really count, the Turing test always was a conversation, not limited to bite-sized soundbites like those. You can make probably make a decent Reddit bot by selecting random old popular posts from that sub, and that would never pass the Turing test.
The only interaction I've had with GPT-3 is AI Dungeon, and it's very easy to discover that's not a human.