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I think the author knows this. In fact, many of his questions seem to be trying to lead the AI to say that it's answers are written by humans. I think this sho
by elil17 4y ago
I think the author knows this. In fact, many of his questions seem to be trying to lead the AI to say that it's answers are written by humans.
I think this should be taken down from HN, it's extremely misleading to anyone who might mistakenly believe that ChatGPT has self-knowledge.
- mustacheemperor 4y agoThe author has also made a significant factual error in another article that he cites as additional evidence in this one. >Previously, I pointed out aspects of ChatGPT that implied humans were helping craft the chatbot’s responses. He links as a source an article where he gets ChatGPT to recall a detail from earlier in the current conversation, claims that is not a capability of ChatGPT, and insists that means there is a human editor involved. But that is a capability of ChatGPT. It has limited local recall, with a small token budget, but it absolutely will remember the name of the fake company the author made up in their first question. That entire article lambasting the tech is based on a completely incorrect assumption, declared by the author with absolute confidence. Edit: The author is not on twitter, there's no comment section or contact information provided. There's no means provided to even redress this analysis published on fallacious logic.
- elil17 4y agoThat's a good point. Perhaps the author genuinely does not understand that what he is writing is not true.