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> My cat is funny. "Funny cat," I say, walking up to it. "What are you up to?" It sits up straight and looks at me with a tilted head, as if to say, "What's wro
by aninteger 2y ago
> My cat is funny. "Funny cat," I say, walking up to it. "What are you up to?" It sits up straight and looks at me with a tilted head, as if to say, "What's wrong with you?" Sometimes I just have to laugh at how funny a cat can be. So I say, "Okay, you're funny. I'll give you some treats." It stretches out a little and I give it some treats. It eats them up quickly and starts
This is kind of like 3rd grade English. What would be required to go beyond that?
- AMICABoard 2y agoActually "My cat is funny" was the prompt it continued that. I got to fix some stuff to reflect meta's implementation and also fix the chat mode, then it would be usable. Will take a few days to do that.
- trhway 2y ago>This is kind of like 3rd grade English This is also how you'd communicate with a cat or dog. We [still] can't use complex long sentences in communications with them. And the LLM seems to be nicely reproducing that style and mindset of complete yet small sentence-bites you're in when communicating with your Good Boy or your Funny Cat.
- AMICABoard 2y agoHmmm interesting take.