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I asked GPT-4 something fairly niche that I happen to know a fair amount about: to explain the concept of Xenon poisoning in a nuclear reactor. Other than skipp
by sgarland 4y ago
I asked GPT-4 something fairly niche that I happen to know a fair amount about: to explain the concept of Xenon poisoning in a nuclear reactor. Other than skipping Te-135 being the initial fission product that starts the decay chain (and tbf, operationally it can be skipped since the half-life is 19 seconds), it got everything correct.
I'm sure if I kept probing on smaller and smaller details it would eventually fail, but I'd argue for _most_ people, on _most_ subjects, it performs incredibly well.
- eternalban 4y agoI couldn't get ChatGPT to do Wordle. I don't have access to GPT-4. See if it can do that.
- hungryforcodes 4y agoOk, but it has all this information already. So why is this surprising. A real test of it's abilities would be synthesizing a NEW type of nuclear reactor.