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But it's weird how for certain questions it says it's not an expert in that field, or simply that it doesn't know what you're asking for, yet sometimes it goes
by iforgotpassword 4y ago
But it's weird how for certain questions it says it's not an expert in that field, or simply that it doesn't know what you're asking for, yet sometimes it goes ahead and isn't just slightly wrong but makes up a lot of BS. Like,I asked it about a band's members and it made up three names. When I said that it's wrong it apologized and made up three different names. I googled the names and nothing came up. Then I asked for some songs by that band and I got more completely made up stuff that wasn't even titles of any band according to more Google and YouTube searches.
- patall 4y agoIt appears to me that it is a big problem of the training set containing mostly questions that can be (and are) answered. Sure, on StackOverflow you will have questions where the response is: please refine your question. But even then, did they use the raw input, or did they use the edited input? Similar with interviews: those are not actual interviews (for the most part) but edited for clarity. Hence, I doubt that GPT was much trained on reiterating questions and instead learned that there is always an answer, even if there is none to that particular question or when it does not know.