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It's not like humans are particularly good at distinguishing truth from lies.
by mattigames 3y ago
It's not like humans are particularly good at distinguishing truth from lies.
- quickthrower2 3y agoThe word "lie" is probably too anthropic here. I should have just said "made up". There is no intent to lie. And the model isn't try to self-fact-check anyway. (Maybe some do). But if they do they are probably bad at it at the moment, at least from my experience of GPT3.5 (not used 4 much).
- coder543 3y ago> at least from my experience of GPT3.5 (not used 4 much). And 4 is tremendously better than 3.5, in my own experience. Not perfect, but actually useful.
- quickthrower2 3y agoCan anyone recommend a good, and trusted UI so I can use it via the API? I don't want to pay monthly for it, but would be nice to use occasionally. I keep meaning to do this!
- selcuka 3y agoOpenAI has its own playground where you can test all models (I believe GPT-4 is not available to everyone yet): https://platform.openai.com/playground https://platform.openai.com/playground Monthly subscription is only for ChatGPT. When you use the APIs you pay per token.
- coder543 3y ago> I believe GPT-4 is not available to everyone yet I still don't have access, except through the regular ChatGPT interface, which is mildly annoying. It would be interesting to experiment with the API.
- dilawar 3y ago"Its a human nature to mislead others, sometimes knowingly." I read this line in an anthropology book. A similarly non-cynical approach towards your fellow is "trust but verify".