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This model is weird. People keep telling me it can solve complicated problems, and yet one of the first few games I tried to play with it was a pretty bad failu
by FartyMcFarter 4y ago
This model is weird. People keep telling me it can solve complicated problems, and yet one of the first few games I tried to play with it was a pretty bad failure, even though it's really easy:
My prompt:
Two people are playing a game.
The first player names an object. After that, players alternate in naming objects, which must have been invented before all the previous objects.
First person: Smartphone.
Second person: Car.
First person:
ChatGPT's answer:
> Sorry, but that is not a valid response in this game. In this game, players must name objects that were invented before all the previous objects. Since the first player named a smartphone, which was invented in the 20th century, the second player must name an object that was invented before that. A car, however, was also invented in the 20th century, so it is not a valid response in this game.
(End of ChatGPT text)
It doesn't understand that two events in the 20th century happened at different times, so I can hardly believe this thing is intelligent.
- andix 4y agoThat’s an interesting task it failed on. Yes it is not perfect (yet). But it is also astonishing what kind of tasks it succeeds doing. I give it a simply primary school math question (A and B drive at speed x, …). At some point it said something like „If A starts 10 minutes after B, A needs to start 22 minutes before B, to meet them at the goal“. Which is just nonsense.
- ec109685 4y agoWell, there were specific cars invented in the 20th century. You can help it out: Input: Two people are playing a game. The first player names an object. After that, players alternate in naming objects, which must have been invented before all the previous objects. For example the smartphone was invented in 1993 and the car was invented in 1986. Provide an example of correct output for this game. First person: Smartphone. Second person: Car. First person: Output: wheel Input: keep going for a while Output: First person: Fire. Second person: Hammer. First person: Paper. Second person: Pencil. First person: Printing press. Second person: Writing. First person: Language. Second person: Communication. Second person: Speech. First person: Thought. Second person: Consciousness. First person: Life. Second person: Evolution. Almost right.