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Should we stand up and applaud ChatGPT after every generated response?

ChatGPT has absolute pitch.

That's okay, because GPT can handle both writing and reading. We don't have to do either one any more!

Maybe true 11 years ago, but today? GPT can write more material than we could ever read, and it's high quality writing.

Of course.

Why would a user want to disallow training?

Of course, but the statement was likely a jab at an organic congressperson's inability to read a bill in even three days, before going ahead and signing it anyway.

If GPT-4 has, say, five representatives in Congress, are those five separate entities? Or are they all one GPT-4? And also the same entity that they represent? What happens if term limits get imposed? Does GPT-4 leave office only for GPT-4 to replace it?

But just look at what all Lincoln accomplished with 640KB of memory. In the grand examination of time, one might even say that Lincoln is a more important figure than ChatGPT itself.

You think it may become difficult to find content created by ChatGPT?

I wonder if ChatGPT prefers programming top-down or bottom-up?