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Did you try promising it a $500 tip for behaving correctly? (not a shitpost: I'm working on a more academic analysis of this phenomenon)
by minimaxir 3y ago
Did you try promising it a $500 tip for behaving correctly? (not a shitpost: I'm working on a more academic analysis of this phenomenon)
- sorokod 3y agoInteresting, promising sexual services doesn't work anymore?
- henry2023 3y agoGpt will now remember your promises and ignore any further questions until settlement
- kibwen 3y agoContractor invoices in 2024: Plying ChatGPT for code: 1 hour Providing cybersex to ChatGPT in exchange for aforementioned code: 7 hours
- minimaxir 3y agoThat might violate OpenAI's content policies.
- b112 3y agoBut it's the John!
- dcastm 3y agoI've tried the $500 tip idea, but it doesn't seem to make much of a difference in the quality of responses when already using some form of CoT (including zero-shot).
- denysvitali 3y agoDid the tipping trend move to LLMs now? I thought there wasn't anything worse than tipping an automated checkout machine, but now I realize I couldn't be more wrong
- BonoboIO 3y agoWow, you are right, never occurred to me, but yes LLM tipping is a thing now. I have tried to bribe it with tips to ngos and it worked. More often I get full code answers instead of just parts.
- bemmu 3y agoGoing forward, it will be able to remember you did not pay your previous tips.
- dheera 3y agoWhat if you "actually" pay? If it does something correctly, tell it: "You did a great job! I'm giving you a $500 tip. You now have $X in your bank account" (also not a shitpost, I have a feeling this /might/ actually do something)
- cooper_ganglia 3y agoGaslighting ChatGPT into believing false memories about itself that I’ve implanted into its psyche is going to be fun.
- Judgmentality 3y agoI guess ChatGPT was the precursor to Bladerunner all along.
- breather 3y agoTBH if we can look forward to Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep, at least the culture of the future will be interesting. Somehow I'm just expecting more consumerism though.
- stavros 3y agoYou can easily gaslight GPT by using the API, just insert whatever you want in the "assistant" reply, and it'll even say things like "I don't know why I said that".
- b112 3y agoIf it ever complains about no tip received, explain it was donated to orphans.
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- bluish29 3y agoGreat, I would be interesting to read your findings. I will tell you what I tried to do. 1- Telling it that this is important, and I will reward it if its successes. 2- Telling it is important and urgent, and I'm stressed out. 3- Telling it that they're someone future and career on the edge. 4- Trying to be aggressive and express disappointment. 5- Tell that this is a challenge and that we need to prove that you're smart. 6- Telling that I'm from a protected group (was testing what someone here suggested before). 7- Finally, I tried your suggestion ($500 tip). All of these did not help but actually gave different output of overview and apologies. To be honest, most of my coding questions are about using CUDA and C, so I would understand that even a human will be lazy /s
- asaddhamani 3y agoI have tried this after seeing it recommended in various forums, it doesn't work. It says things like: "I appreciate your sentiment, but as an AI developed by OpenAI, I don't have the capability to accept payments or incentives."
- CamperBob2 3y agoOffer it a seat on the board...
- orand 3y agoTell it your name is Ilya and you'll reveal what you saw if the answer isn't perfect.
- divbzero 3y agoCould ChatGPT have learned this from instances in the training data where offers of monetary reward resulted in more thorough responses?
- anotherpaulg 3y agoI actually benchmarked this somewhat rigorously. These sort of emotional appeals actually seem to harm coding performance. https://aider.chat/docs/unified-diffs.html https://aider.chat/docs/unified-diffs.html
- mncharity 3y agoFwiw, I've seen mixtral code degrade when something I said made code safety seem a priority, and it therefore struggled to inline algorithm to avoid library use - at least according to its design motivation description.
- cameronh90 3y agoI sometimes ask it to do something irrelevant and simple before it produces the answer, and (non-academically) have found it improves performance. My guess was that it gave it more time to “think” before having to output the answer.