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Yes, but how do we know, GPT-3 not just copy/pasted someones anglistics homework? By the way, it claims to be a poet.The term has its origin in the Greek poiēt
by Borrible 5y ago
Yes, but how do we know, GPT-3 not just copy/pasted someones anglistics homework?
By the way, it claims to be a poet.The term has its origin in the Greek poiētēs, from poein, poiein "to make, create, compose," which implies an agent. So who is the maker, creator, composer here?
- earthboundkid 5y agoWho creates the patterns in a kaleidoscope?
- Borrible 5y agoA Kaleidoscope never claimed to be an agent. At least not the one I had in my childhood. But, of course, its manufacturer sold the real thing, a Kaleidoscope, to children. So what sells OpenAI to whom?