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ChatGTP just takes text blocks verbatim or inserts one word. Examples easily found via Google: "portal to a parallel universe" "inhabited by highly intelligen
by kltrc 3y ago
ChatGTP just takes text blocks verbatim or inserts one word. Examples easily found via Google:
"portal to a parallel universe"
"inhabited by highly intelligent [feline] beings"
"with a mere swipe of their paws"
"debate the merits of [catnip-based] programming languages" ("catnip" is used frequently on HN when language flame wars are discussed, so even the insertion isn't creative either.)
It is a better but boring Markov chain.
- zuminator 3y agoAre you a better but boring Markov chain as well? https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10066340/can-anyone-see-any-problems-with-this-use-case#:~:text=examples%20easily%20found%20by%20google https://stackoverflow.com/questions/10066340/can-anyone-see-.... http://www.strataoftheworld.com/2021/01/#:~:text=is%20a%20very-,boring%20Markov%20chain,-%2C%20because%20it%27s%20not http://www.strataoftheworld.com/2021/01/#:~:text=is%20a%20ve...
- nhtrw 3y agoOnly if the frequency of smart sounding text blocks cribbed from elsewhere exceeds a certain threshold, like in the generated example. Humans can also come up with this independently, because they don't have the capability to read the entire Internet. The plagiarism suspicion towards a computer that has "read" everything is naturally higher.