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I'd be interested to know happens if you ask your original question again. Do you get the original answer referencing the non-existent method? Or did you force
by andyjohnson0 4y ago
I'd be interested to know happens if you ask your original question again. Do you get the original answer referencing the non-existent method? Or did you force it to update its state (knowledge of the world) such that it now always gives the second answer?
- danpalmer 4y agoState is only persisted per session, so no it will not learn globally. This is fairly important otherwise users could feed it false information.
- Genmutant 4y agoChatGpt is finished training and doesn't update itself in any way. The current conversation is fed each time as additional context back when you ask additional questions.
- andyjohnson0 4y agoThanks for the clarification. If the chat is published on the net, and becomes part of ChatGPT's future training data, I wonder whether ChatGPT could somehow become "aware" of it in a way that would change its subsequent behaviour?
- auggierose 4y agoNo, starting a new chat it gives me again a (different) wrong answer. I should add that I looked closer now at the transcript from yesterday, and the second answer it gave me after apologising was actually not correct, but correct enough for me to code it with the help of some actual API documentation.
- KeplerBoy 4y agoYou might get the correct answer on the second try, but that would be down to random seeds.