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Not to say "I can detect chatgpt" but it sure seems to have a similar way of talking even when I say things like: Talk like a "Millennial male who is obsessed w
by hospitalJail 3y ago
Not to say "I can detect chatgpt" but it sure seems to have a similar way of talking even when I say things like: Talk like a "Millennial male who is obsessed with Zelda, their name is bob zelenski"
Now the topic isnt about anything millennial or Zelda related, but I'd think that the language model would select sentence and paragraph phrasing differently.
Maybe I need to switch to the API.
- post-it 3y agoI've also noticed that ChatGPT tends to respond to short prompts, especially questions, in a predictable format. There are a few characteristics. First, it tends to print a five-paragraph essay, with an introduction, three main points, and a conclusion. Second, it signposts really well. Each of the body paragraphs is marked with either a bullet point or a number or something else that says "I'm starting a new point." Third, it always reads like a WikiHow article. There's never any subtle humour or self-deprecation or ironic understatement. It's very straightforward, like an infographic. It's definitely easy to recognize a ChatGPT response to a simple prompt if the author hasn't taken any measures to disguise it. The conclusion usually has a generic reminder that your mileage may vary and that you should always be careful.
- SquareWheel 3y agoI have to admit I'm struggling to tell if this was done ironically, but your comment is exactly a five paragraph essay with an introduction, three main points, and a conclusion. If so, nice meta-commentary.
- post-it 3y agoThank you, it was intentional!