Besides, it is impossible to treat ChatGPT wrong or poorly. It won’t be harmed no matter how you treat it.
Right now, Bing Chat is a little bit too Sirius Cybernetics Corporation Genuine People Personality for me[0].
I advocate for open source foundation models so we can all craft personalities tuned to our needs. I think the best tools are adaptable to their user.
I went a little overboard on that. We are all reacting to the somewhat-sudden appearance of this new technology in ways that can be a little bit stress-inducing. I made every effort to at least match or lower the temperature from the tone in the original post.
From my point of view, I treat the tool well because it's good for me to treat it well. I also think, as is the topic here, that it makes the tool function better. I see it as an intellect-mirror, and it is happy to reflect whatever I show it back at me.
[0] https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2018/12/douglas-adams-was-ri...
If you're paying for API, you have text-davinci, it is not behaving the way like free ChatGPT behaves.
No, you can get both gpt-3.5-turbo (GA) and gpt4 (behind a waitlist) via API, not just text-davinci and other non-chat models.
A good craftsperson don't leave their tools out in the rain and they take good care of them, that's what good craftspeople do with fine tools.
The technology behind chatbots is probably the finest, most well-engineered tool any of us will ever use in our lifetimes, and if we are very, very lucky, we will be able to keep developing them further.
Getting upset because our magic talking swords are too polite is a pinnacle of modern-day tech problems.