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Does this work without “Clever Hans” prompting it with the implication that there is something to notice?
by misnome 2y ago
Does this work without “Clever Hans” prompting it with the implication that there is something to notice?
- williamcotton 2y agoYes.
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- Jensson 2y agoI just tried with 4o and it didn't notice anything, it just rewrote the statements with different words.
- williamcotton 2y agohttps://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40721115 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40721115
- misnome 2y agoYou explicitly asked it to explain?
- williamcotton 2y agoYou need to ask it something or else it is just a weird sentence floating in a void. What would a reasonable response be? “And..?”
- hoosieree 2y agoNo. Remove the "explain" or "what do you think" or "think critically about" types of phrases from the prompt and you get this kind of thing: My prompt: Joe drove Sue to the university. Afterwards, he drove home again and drank tea with her in the kitchen. GPT-4o Response: Your sentence is correct, but for a slightly smoother flow, you could rephrase it as: Joe drove Sue to the university. Afterwards, he returned home and drank tea with her in the kitchen. It will never "notice" anything off about the input unless you ask it to. I'm consistently impressed how many supposedly tech-savvy people believe GPTs turn into magic orbs if you make them big enough.