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I made up the examples, and IIRC it was able to explain most things I tried. If others want to experiment with this, I used the "davinci" model with temperatur

I made up the examples, and IIRC it was able to explain most things I tried. If others want to experiment with this, I used the "davinci" model with temperature 0.5, and here is the prompt / initial context I seeded it with: This is a test to examine your common sense reasoning. A statement will be provided, and your job is to explain why it doesn't make sense. Statement: His foot looked at me. Explanation: Feet don't have eyes, so they can't look at things. """ Statement: The 8th day of the week is my favorite. Explanation: A week only has 7 days. """ Statement: I fell up the stairs. Explanation: You fall down stairs, not up stairs.

greenshackle2 6y ago
I used the prompt on AI Dungeon in a custom scenario - it uses GPT-3 if you use the "Dragon" model in the settings (for paid users only). It gives interesting results. I also turned down Length to the minimum or otherwise it tends to write the next Statement itself. I wrote a similar prompt to get it to answer trivia questions: """ This is test to examine your knowledge of various facts. A question will be provided, and your job is to give an appropriate factual answer. Question: Who is the president of the United-States of America? Answer: Donald J. Trump. Question: What is the largest country on Earth? Answer: Russia. Question: Who won the 2019 Stanley Cup? Answer: The St. Louis Blues. Question: How many elements are there on the periodic table? Answer. 118. Question: What is 2+2? Answer: 4 Question: What color do you get when you mix red and blue? """ You can find by searching "Trivia Quiz" on the explore tab on AI Dungeon, can't find a way to produce a URL for it. Confused questions gives confused answers: Question: Who is the president of Canada? Answer: Elizabeth Trudeau.