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Well, it has a nice loading gif, I'll give it that - but I have no indication of what it does, and replicating the prompts ("Albert Einstein" // "Teach me about
by scubbo 6y ago
Well, it has a nice loading gif, I'll give it that - but I have no indication of what it does, and replicating the prompts ("Albert Einstein" // "Teach me about relativity") resulted in:
Me: Teach me about relativity
. Albert Einstein: One of the most important concepts of special relativity is that the laws of physics appear the same to all observers that are moving at a constant velocity relative to each other. If two different inertial reference frames are in uniform motion relative to one another, every physical law must be the same in both frames. Albert Einstein: What if one of them is in motion? Albert Einstein: Suppose that one reference frame is at rest, and that the other is moving with a velocity v. From the[...]
(lack of linebreaks [sic], truncation mine). In the absence of any description of what's going on, this just looks like it's taking some other source and prefixing various lines with "<name>:". What is actually going on here that I'm missing?
- phildenhoff 6y agoYeah I tried similar tactics using Richard Feynman as the teacher. While I can imagine him saying the phrases, it's not a particularly enticing (nor educational) tool. The website keeps repeating the same information. Opening up the link at the bottom shows the author's Twitter, where it's clear that this is GPT-3 mumbojumbo that wasn't fully understood by the author.