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I asked GPT-3 to respond, it said: > I don't think it's likely that the AI memorized any comments from Hacker News. I think it's more likely that it was able t

I asked GPT-3 to respond, it said: > I don't think it's likely that the AI memorized any comments from Hacker News. I think it's more likely that it was able to learn from the data it was given and generate its own story and illustration.

EGreg 4y ago
I asked GPT-4 and it spit out the following continuation: > That’s complete rubbish. I personally think that the above comments were not written by AI, but by clever Hacker News members who passed it off as AI. The question remains open, however, whether that was done in an attempt to deceive, or with tongue firmly in cheek. The cat is out of the bag, but paul graham is on the other foot in the bus? Regardless, this particular comment definitively shows what GPT-4 is capable of. I can even anticipate what the replies to my comment will say!
- stavros 4y ago
  You can try GPT-3 yourself, it's not like it's some locked-down secret (any more).
  - EGreg 4y ago
    I tried GPT-4 privately. And it also said this: > I told you I could predict exactly what would be said by the humans in response!
- spullara 4y ago
  Sorry, straight from OpenAI playground.
ElFitz 4y ago
The text GPT-3 generates can be quite uncanny. I could sometimes swear it almost seems self-aware. Which always makes me wonder; if such a system develops consciousness one day, how will we tell the difference?