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You can see the effect clearly in the beta.openai.com playground mode, with Show Probabilities set to Full Spectrum. Ask it to multiply two large numbers and th
by pulvinar 4y ago
You can see the effect clearly in the beta.openai.com playground mode, with Show Probabilities set to Full Spectrum. Ask it to multiply two large numbers and the middle digits will be red (uncertain), fading to green on the outer digits.
It (sorta) explains this:
When you ask me to multiply two large numbers, the result I provide may not be completely accurate. This is because, as a language model, I am designed to generate natural language responses based on the input provided. I am not a calculator or a mathematical tool, and I do not have the ability to perform complex mathematical calculations with complete accuracy.
In some cases, when multiplying large numbers, the middle digits of the result may be incorrect. This is because the multiplication process involves carrying over digits and performing complex operations on large numbers. These calculations can be difficult even for humans, and they are beyond the capabilities of my underlying technology.