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Highly recommend testing this new cheating tool out by entering a custom prompt at https://talktotransformer.com/ https://talktotransformer.com/ (which uses GPT

Highly recommend testing this new cheating tool out by entering a custom prompt at https://talktotransformer.com/ https://talktotransformer.com/ (which uses GPT-2) and reading what the AI generates for your custom essay snippet. A single sentence with a euphemism should suffice... "I" was able to create some hilarious franken-stories. Anyone care to share their greatest hits?

lakisy 7y ago
At first glance I was Wow. But then it went downhill very fast. Prompt Is Capitalism going to win at the end? Answer I don't think so. I think that, in the end, the people have won this battle, the people have won this fight. The people have done everything they could to take back their lives. They are tired, but they still want to have a future. The fact that capitalism has not won is because the people are still fighting. You can read more on the struggle and the victories here: www.sabr.org Prompt Is Communism going to win at the end? Answer So, if you've listened to this podcast for a while, you'll know that I'm a huge fan of the book "Against Our Better Judgement". It's a very well-known book which argues that the current financial crisis is due to bad investment decisions made in the last decades by Western nations. These investments were largely based on faulty economic reasoning which has resulted in high levels of unemployment and under-investment. In this podcast, I'm going to take a look at the book from a slightly different angle, which is why it was written. What I will argue is that it is also very relevant in today's world because the same flawed reasoning is still in place, which is causing the current situation in the first place. My arguments are going to be based Prompt Is gravity going to win at the end? Answer We won't know the answer for sure, but we do have a few clues about how the final battle might unfold. Advertisement Here's what we know: Gravity will win at the end: The most obvious thing to do is just to say gravity is going to win. But what does that really mean? Advertisement If we assume the universe is a static two-dimensional space and all matter is a singularity-in-a-bottle, then the amount of mass in the universe is a constant. What will it take for the universe to collapse? One way to put this is that the amount of mass in the universe will double every second, so the universe will expand by about 1.5 billion kilometers in the time it takes you ------- Notice some really weird text like Advertisement, random web site in the reproduced text etc. This makes it look like copying data from various web sites.
guest321123 7y ago
Not particularly safe for work, but this [1] had me spit out my tea I laughed so hard. [1] https://imgur.com/a/4HO389e https://imgur.com/a/4HO389e
somebodynew 7y ago
It seems to have a habit of responding to writing prompts by continuing to write the prompt. College essay fodder like "Write about a situation in which you overcame adversity." produces output that continues with "This doesn't have to be a life-changing event, but you have to be honest." before diverging directly into bullets 3 through 5 of a numbered list of other prompts like "A story about how you did something right or how you have a great life now, and then you go out and do it over and over again.". On the other hand, I get interesting responses if I instead provide it with the first two sentences of an answer to a prompt. I tried "I was only eleven years old when he died. I started playing soccer and it made me who I am today." and got: "He died from complications of chronic renal failure. It's just a really, really bad way to die. You think about that. You're talking to a kid who just died from a medical issue that was preventable, if not treatable. And you think about the kids who die on the soccer field, all over this country, and you think about how that's not OK." It's not going to fool anyone, but it's a big step up from anything I've seen before.
virmundi 7y ago
That was interesting, but it is no Crashtest Dummies. Prompt: Once there was this kid who got into an accident and couldn't come to school. Essay: The police told me they would call me if they found out if I would come. And I couldn't wait. I knew how to talk to police because I had done that all of my life. But this guy was different. I talked to the cops and told them that I wasn't going to tell on him and they were cool with that. They let me off easy. I wasn't going to come on to him, because I knew if he found out that I'd call him the next day I would probably be fired, so it was just a waste of time. The next morning the police called me, and I had to sit there for five hours. I was really nervous and the whole time I was thinking about how I'd never really seen this kid in my life. And then after they told me that I was on the payroll I was really excited and I kept thinking that if he called me I would have to tell him that I'd never been fired before. Then when I was going over the names in his file

lakisy 7y ago

At first glance I was Wow. But then it went downhill very fast. Prompt Is Capitalism going to win at the end? Answer I don't think so. I think that, in the end, the people have won this battle, the people have won this fight. The people have done everything they could to take back their lives. They are tired, but they still want to have a future. The fact that capitalism has not won is because the people are still fighting. You can read more on the struggle and the victories here: www.sabr.org Prompt Is Communism going to win at the end? Answer So, if you've listened to this podcast for a while, you'll know that I'm a huge fan of the book "Against Our Better Judgement". It's a very well-known book which argues that the current financial crisis is due to bad investment decisions made in the last decades by Western nations. These investments were largely based on faulty economic reasoning which has resulted in high levels of unemployment and under-investment. In this podcast, I'm going to take a look at the book from a slightly different angle, which is why it was written. What I will argue is that it is also very relevant in today's world because the same flawed reasoning is still in place, which is causing the current situation in the first place. My arguments are going to be based Prompt Is gravity going to win at the end? Answer We won't know the answer for sure, but we do have a few clues about how the final battle might unfold. Advertisement Here's what we know: Gravity will win at the end: The most obvious thing to do is just to say gravity is going to win. But what does that really mean? Advertisement If we assume the universe is a static two-dimensional space and all matter is a singularity-in-a-bottle, then the amount of mass in the universe is a constant. What will it take for the universe to collapse? One way to put this is that the amount of mass in the universe will double every second, so the universe will expand by about 1.5 billion kilometers in the time it takes you ------- Notice some really weird text like Advertisement, random web site in the reproduced text etc. This makes it look like copying data from various web sites.

guest321123 7y ago

Not particularly safe for work, but this [1] had me spit out my tea I laughed so hard. [1] https://imgur.com/a/4HO389e https://imgur.com/a/4HO389e

somebodynew 7y ago

It seems to have a habit of responding to writing prompts by continuing to write the prompt. College essay fodder like "Write about a situation in which you overcame adversity." produces output that continues with "This doesn't have to be a life-changing event, but you have to be honest." before diverging directly into bullets 3 through 5 of a numbered list of other prompts like "A story about how you did something right or how you have a great life now, and then you go out and do it over and over again.". On the other hand, I get interesting responses if I instead provide it with the first two sentences of an answer to a prompt. I tried "I was only eleven years old when he died. I started playing soccer and it made me who I am today." and got: "He died from complications of chronic renal failure. It's just a really, really bad way to die. You think about that. You're talking to a kid who just died from a medical issue that was preventable, if not treatable. And you think about the kids who die on the soccer field, all over this country, and you think about how that's not OK." It's not going to fool anyone, but it's a big step up from anything I've seen before.

virmundi 7y ago

That was interesting, but it is no Crashtest Dummies. Prompt: Once there was this kid who got into an accident and couldn't come to school. Essay: The police told me they would call me if they found out if I would come. And I couldn't wait. I knew how to talk to police because I had done that all of my life. But this guy was different. I talked to the cops and told them that I wasn't going to tell on him and they were cool with that. They let me off easy. I wasn't going to come on to him, because I knew if he found out that I'd call him the next day I would probably be fired, so it was just a waste of time. The next morning the police called me, and I had to sit there for five hours. I was really nervous and the whole time I was thinking about how I'd never really seen this kid in my life. And then after they told me that I was on the payroll I was really excited and I kept thinking that if he called me I would have to tell him that I'd never been fired before. Then when I was going over the names in his file