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I asked Dumbledore something from the books[0] and got something somewhat innovative, somewhat wrong: "How can I turn a staircase into a slide?" > To turn a st
by yipbub 4y ago
I asked Dumbledore something from the books[0] and got something somewhat innovative, somewhat wrong: "How can I turn a staircase into a slide?"
> To turn a staircase into a slide, you can use the spell 'Tergeo' to remove any dirt or grime from the stairs, and then use the spell 'Lubricus' to make the stairs slippery. Lubricus is an incantation, which can be cast with a wand and by reciting the word 'Lubricus' while pointing the wand at the object in question. You can also use the spell 'Flagrante Curse', which can make a surface slippery by causing the target object to become extremely hot, in order to render the staircase slippery. However, this spell is considered one of the Unforgivable Curses and is strictly forbidden. It takes years of study and practice to become a proficient wizard, and performing spells can be dangerous, so it's important to learn and practice magic under the guidance of a skilled wizard or witch.
[0] https://harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Glisseo https://harrypotter.fandom.com/wiki/Glisseo
- bealuga 4y ago:D LOL. The dumbledore example is interesting. I left "GPT" enabled, so it's not just pulling from the documents. I think I'll add settings for users to be able to change the temperature etc. for the assistants in the future as well
- afro88 4y agoThe first thing I did was try and get it to hallucinate or talk about things that aren't in the harry potter books. This is the main concern for me with chatgpt bots: they make things up and can be prompt hacked to get outside their bounds. So just some feedback that your demos should show how you tackle this too.
- userbinator 4y agoand got something somewhat innovative, somewhat wrong That's not surprising, it's just par for the course with LLMs.