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Another utterly confused ChatGPT take that starts with the author asking about themselves and prodding the language model until it starts producing bad results.
by throwuxiytayq 4y ago
Another utterly confused ChatGPT take that starts with the author asking about themselves and prodding the language model until it starts producing bad results.
My dude, I’m sorry you’re not important enough for the chat bot to correctly recite your entire life biography.
- undersuit 4y agoIs there anyone 'important enough' that ChatGPT could correctly recite their biography?
- junon 4y agoDoes it pretty well for Alan Turing, as it turns out.
- undersuit 4y agoPretty well or correctly?
- retrac 4y ago> Salve. Vita auctoris japonicis Yukio Mishima brevi scribe. > Salve! Yukio Mishima fuit auctor et poeta Japonicus qui natus est in anno 1925 et mortuus est in anno 1970. Nomen eius verum erat Kimitake Hiraoka. Scripsit multos libros, quorum plures celebres sunt et internationale famam adepti sunt. > Opus magnum Mishimae fuit tetralogia, cui nomen est "Sea of Fertility" quae constat ex libris quattuor: "Spring Snow," "Runaway Horses," "The Temple of Dawn," et "The Decay of the Angel." Inter libros Mishimae celeberrimi sunt "Confessions of a Mask," "Thirst for Love," et "The Sailor Who Fell from Grace with the Sea." > Mishima erat etiam notus pro activismis suis politicis et socialibus, et obiit per seppukum (ritualis suicidium samurai) postquam tentavit militares et alios ad se adiungendum ad restaurandam imperium Iaponicum. Seems accurate enough though the mentioned titles aren't originally English, of course.
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- undersuit 4y agoIs this a bibliography?
- retrac 4y agoIt's a reasonable brief summary of the life of Yukio Mishima (a 20th century Japanese author), which is what I asked for. It gives a few major points and lists some of his major works with their usual translated English titles. Just five years ago I would have told you I probably not see in my life time, that level of machine translation/language processing for that kind of natural language query, let alone in Latin.
- undersuit 4y agoI guess I'll just have to trust your assertion the information is correct.