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GPT-3 can figure out a nonsensical word and use it in the same example. The prompt is between quotes, everything else is generated. > "I got a cat. That wug s
by visarga 5y ago
GPT-3 can figure out a nonsensical word and use it in the same example.
The prompt is between quotes, everything else is generated.
> "I got a cat. That wug sleeps on my bed." On every night. He’s really nice. But he isn’t small.
> I got a dog. That wug sleeps at my house. On every night. She’s really nice. But she isn’t small.
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Another one in dialogue format.
> Human: I got a cat. That wug sleeps on my bed.
> AI: It has a great personality.
> Human: Define a wug based on the previous lines.
> AI: A wug is a small, impulsive, and clumsy creature.
- gattilorenz 5y agoNot having access to GPT-3, can you prompt "Is a wug a cat?"
- goatlover 5y agoWhat sort of additional prompting would you need to do to get it to understand that cats aren't clumsy, but do enjoy knocking things over?
- lvxferre 5y agoCan GPT-3 figure out that a common word is being used outside its usual context, so its usual meanings don't apply? Let's say my example was instead "I got a cat. That little orc sleeps on my bed." I wonder how GPT-3 would deal with it. Maybe it would think "cat" and "orc" refer to different objects/beings? Or associate "cat" with features that clearly wouldn't fit a cat like "green", "humanoid", or "fantasy monster"?
- goatlover 5y agoClumsy already doesn't fit with cat, assuming GPT-3 is using wug for cat. Cats are more athletic than we are. They are very finely tuned hunters. But they need a lot of stimulation and so house cats will play a lot, and cause silly disturbances for humans.