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That's only because you don't give it just a single prompt like you would with a human during conversation. When you add a new sentence, what you're actually do
by seba_dos1 4y ago
That's only because you don't give it just a single prompt like you would with a human during conversation. When you add a new sentence, what you're actually doing is giving it the whole history of your conversation with your new sentence appended at the end, so it always analyzes the whole before returning a new answer. It doesn't remember context between prompts, it's only the UI that makes you think it does.
It's good to think about these models as eager cosplayers of any role you set up in your prompt. In this case, it sees its own past replies, so it cosplays an AI that gave these answers before. You could edit its past replies and override its "personality" this way.
- nurettin 4y agoOh okay, I suppose re-evaluating the entire conversation history for every response would make it stateless.