This was very entertaining. A few tells that this was imagined, apart from the obvious unlikeliness of a microwave passing a turing test so well: 1) I don't th

This was very entertaining. A few tells that this was imagined, apart from the obvious unlikeliness of a microwave passing a turing test so well: 1) I don't think it's possible to give 100 pages worth of prompting to GPT-3 in the first place (I might be wrong, I haven't used the API often). 2) Very unlikely that the microwave API which could also talk to GPT-3 could do anything else but prompt GPT-3 and return a response. The model would have to craft a response with malicious code embedded in it specific to the very microwave it existed. 3) if GPT-3 was the sentient overlord claimed in the story, it would understand a human could not fit in a microwave. This mistake is possibly the most believable part of the story :)