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> it apologizes and responds in line with your critique I find it will often double down, requiring me to look it up. Then when I present that, it will find so
by c3534l 4y ago
> it apologizes and responds in line with your critique
I find it will often double down, requiring me to look it up. Then when I present that, it will find some little corner case where it could be true, prompting me to look that up, too. And then it wild gaslight me, pretending it meant something else, didn't understand the question, or refuse to acknowledge it said what it said. Its an insidious and often subtle liar.
There are GOFAI ontology models that I think would actually integrate well into ChatGPT. It's basically solved the language part, but not the AI part, and so it really is more of an interface. So I guess like the OP is talking about. It just needs intelligent systems underneath to interface with.
- idiotsecant 4y agoI've seen that recently too! In fact, it seems like a different behavior than when it first went online. I spend what is probably an unhealthy amount of time using chatGPT because it fascinates me, and I've noticed several instances when it doubled down and flat out insisted that I was wrong when I brought up objections to something that it got wrong. For example, I asked it to produce a python script to give a certain output and the result was a python script that simply would not have produced the output that it described. I executed the program, provided chatGPT with the output, explained the problem, and asked it if it agreed. It insisted that I must have something configured incorrectly in my python environment!! It definitely has a little more sassy in it than it used to.