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Have you considered that your marketing blurb is actually, not that novel after all? GPT3 is damn convincing these days :)
by akersten 5y ago
Have you considered that your marketing blurb is actually, not that novel after all? GPT3 is damn convincing these days :)
- minimaxir 5y agoThis is a joke, but it may be the correct answer: if the company name is self-demonstrating, it's possible Codex could recognize that.
- polycaster 5y agoI don't think so. The phrase is 272 characters long and contains very specific terms which cannot be derived from the company's name. Also, it's a 1:1 match with the unpublished marketing material.
- mirekrusin 5y agoMaybe it's the other way around - your co unpublished marketing material has been co-written by AI?
- polycaster 5y agoActually that's the best idea so far apart from the suspicion of local FS scans. I'll check with marketing. They are not exactly the type of crowd that would subscribe to Copilot beta, though. But as Copilot is based on the GPT3 model perhaps a marketing tool on the same basis exists. This all is somewhere in the small space between stupid and exciting.
- rowanG077 5y agoThe entire point of GPT3 is to create novel content that is similar to existing content. So that copilot suggested it doesn't mean it's not novel as a whole.