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I asked OpenAI for the shortest pangram in the English language. This is its response: > The shortest pangram in the English language is "The quick brown fox j

by anonu 4y ago

I asked OpenAI for the shortest pangram in the English language. This is its response: > The shortest pangram in the English language is "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog." Clearly it didn't read the wikipedia article. Then I asked for an "original pangram": > "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines." A Google search indicates that it may, in fact, be original.

_jfwall 4y ago
>> "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines." > A Google search indicates that it may, in fact, be original. Also distinctly non-pangrammatic
fortran77 4y ago
Maybe, but it's not a pangram. ChatGPT is slippery. (There's no "k". I stopped looking there.)
- bshimmin 4y ago
  There's a "b" in "about", but there's no "k" or "m".
  - tsm 4y ago
    No 'm' either: (def phrase "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines") (require '[clojure.string :as str]) (-> phrase str/lower-case distinct sort) ;; => (\space \, \a \b \c \d \e \f \g \h \i \j \l \n \o \p \q \r \s \t \u \v \w \x \y \z) (edit: OP originally just mentioned 'k' but then ninja-edited in the 'm')
    - bshimmin 4y ago
      You are right, I did - sorry. I wrote something similar in Ruby to check!
    - teddyh 4y ago
      Python: >>> phrase = "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines" >>> import string >>> set(string.ascii_lowercase) - set(phrase.lower()) {'k', 'm'}
      - bilsbie 4y ago
        Concise!
  - bilsbie 4y ago
    It was the best of times, it was the BLURST of times! You stupid monkey!"
- einpoklum 4y ago
  It's not slippery, it's just that it is not constrained to only make claims it can verify (and it's not obvious it's even aiming at validity/truthfulness in the first place).
  - madcaptenor 4y ago
    And those are the sort of words that are rich in unusual letters and therefore likely to appear in pangrams in the training data.
- anonu 4y ago
  I think I know where the bug is: there needs to be 26 unique characters. The first letter is capitalized and there's a space.... so technically, 26 ASCII chars - but not all 26 letters of the alphabet.
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notfed 4y ago
ChatGPT seems to give incomplete pangrams. It's also bad at counting syllables in poetry. I think it is just bad at counting; much room to improve here.
kerpotgh 4y ago
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by anonu 4y ago

_jfwall 4y ago

>> "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines." > A Google search indicates that it may, in fact, be original. Also distinctly non-pangrammatic

fortran77 4y ago

Maybe, but it's not a pangram. ChatGPT is slippery. (There's no "k". I stopped looking there.)

bshimmin 4y ago
There's a "b" in "about", but there's no "k" or "m".
- tsm 4y ago
  No 'm' either: (def phrase "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines") (require '[clojure.string :as str]) (-> phrase str/lower-case distinct sort) ;; => (\space \, \a \b \c \d \e \f \g \h \i \j \l \n \o \p \q \r \s \t \u \v \w \x \y \z) (edit: OP originally just mentioned 'k' but then ninja-edited in the 'm')
  - bshimmin 4y ago
    You are right, I did - sorry. I wrote something similar in Ruby to check!
  - teddyh 4y ago
    Python: >>> phrase = "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines" >>> import string >>> set(string.ascii_lowercase) - set(phrase.lower()) {'k', 'm'}
    - bilsbie 4y ago
      Concise!
- bilsbie 4y ago
  It was the best of times, it was the BLURST of times! You stupid monkey!"
einpoklum 4y ago
It's not slippery, it's just that it is not constrained to only make claims it can verify (and it's not obvious it's even aiming at validity/truthfulness in the first place).
- madcaptenor 4y ago
  And those are the sort of words that are rich in unusual letters and therefore likely to appear in pangrams in the training data.
anonu 4y ago
I think I know where the bug is: there needs to be 26 unique characters. The first letter is capitalized and there's a space.... so technically, 26 ASCII chars - but not all 26 letters of the alphabet.

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notfed 4y ago

ChatGPT seems to give incomplete pangrams. It's also bad at counting syllables in poetry. I think it is just bad at counting; much room to improve here.

kerpotgh 4y ago

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