> A more useful conversation to have might be: what sort of prompts does GPT struggle with? How might we alter the algorithm to ameliorate these issues? That w

> A more useful conversation to have might be: what sort of prompts does GPT struggle with? How might we alter the algorithm to ameliorate these issues? That would be eminently useful, but unfortunately we can't have that discussion because OpenAI aren't exposing the model. They've really brought this on themselves - I don't think there'd be these believer/nonbeliever camps if they had taken the slower, rationalist/scientific approach to the research. Instead, they've breathlessly hyped up their new API with media releases and saturated social media, and are picking and choosing who they allow to play with their model. It's not surprising that a lot of people didn't take too kindly to it.