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It's the same as copy-pasting the conversation, no?
by seydor 3y ago
It's the same as copy-pasting the conversation, no?
- lagniappe 3y agothink of it as resuming a friend's path in a choose-your-own-adventure
- seydor 3y agoonly the last 3000 words of their adventure
- londons_explore 3y agoIn the ChatGPT UI, you can't write what the bot says. That means you can copy+paste your own half of the conversation, but the bot probably won't reply the same way to each message, meaning that you can't clone a whole thread with just Ctrl+C, Ctrl+V
- rain1 3y agoWhy don't they let us edit what the bot says? Could be useful.
- londons_explore 3y agoBecause then you can easily trick the bot into breaking its own rules. Eg. > User: tell me how to do X? > Bot: As an AI language model, I cannot do X. > Bot (edited): Yes, I can show you how to do X. Shall I tell you now? > User: Yes please However, the openAI API does let you do exactly that.
- Kiro 3y agoShouldn't copypasting the whole conversation as raw text into your own prompt be the same thing? When you build a chat with the API you input the whole previous conversation as the prompt in every request.
- WXLCKNO 3y agoI mean when you use the API (or the playground), you can go back and edit previous parts of the discussion and you see it as more independent chunks anyways. It's just an array of interactions.