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It's the most impressive part of ChatGPT to me, being able to draw new conclusions from specific axioms. The other day I was trying to make it believe that lan
by ad404b8a372f2b9 4y ago
It's the most impressive part of ChatGPT to me, being able to draw new conclusions from specific axioms.
The other day I was trying to make it believe that land is depreciable (a famously wrong accounting meme). The consensus is that it's not, but by making him explain why, then describing circumstances in which his assumptions were wrong I was able to progressively get it to come to the conclusion that land is depreciable.
This is the last prompt with a summary of every axiom he needed to change his belief that land is not depreciable:
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- flangola7 4y ago>Land is depreciable because eventually the sun will swallow it. Thank you for the best side-splitting laugh I've had in a while. You should try your process again with GPT-4. 4 uses impressively better nuanced reasoning skill, I wonder what arguments it would counter you with.