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GPT4 also passes "What weighs more, a pound of feathers or a Great British Pound?". GPT3 gets confused, says they're the same and then that they're different:
by astrange 4y ago
GPT4 also passes "What weighs more, a pound of feathers or a Great British Pound?".
GPT3 gets confused, says they're the same and then that they're different:
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Both a pound of feathers and a Great British Pound weigh the same amount, which is one pound. However, they are different in terms of their units of measurement and physical properties.
A pound of feathers is a unit of weight commonly used in the imperial system of measurement, while a Great British Pound is a unit of currency used in the United Kingdom. One pound (lb) in weight is equivalent to 0.453592 kilograms (kg).
Therefore, a pound of feathers and a Great British Pound cannot be directly compared as they are measured in different units and have different physical properties.
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- iam-TJ 4y agoI'm surprised by the answer GPT4 gives, and I consider it incorrect. Since the question's context is about weight I'd expect it to consider "a Great British Pound" to mean a physical £1 sterling coin, and compare its weight (~9 grams) to the weight of the feathers (454 grams [ 1kg = 2.2lb, or "a bag of sugar" ]) .
- dan-robertson 4y agoNote that the comment you’re replying to is quoting GPT3, not 4.
- stavros 4y agoGPT-4 says: A pound of feathers and a Great British Pound (GBP) are not directly comparable, as they represent different types of measurements. A pound of feathers refers to a unit of mass and is equivalent to 16 ounces (or approximately 453.59 grams). It is a measure of the weight of an object, in this case, feathers. On the other hand, a Great British Pound (GBP) is a unit of currency used in the United Kingdom. It represents a monetary value rather than a physical weight. Thus, it's not possible to directly compare the two, as they serve entirely different purposes and units of measurement.