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Is it the case that the prompt or question is directly above? (At the bottom of the linked page) It’s weird because it’s not really a question and the response

by ks2048 2y ago

Is it the case that the prompt or question is directly above? (At the bottom of the linked page) It’s weird because it’s not really a question and the response seems very disconnected. It says, Nearly 10 million children in the United States live in a grandparent headed household, and of these children , around 20% are being raised without their parents in the household. Edit: actually there’s some other text after this, hidden by default. I still don’t understand the question, if there is one. Maybe it is “confused” like me and thus more likely to just go off in some random tangent.

fingerlocks 2y ago
If you start from the beginning, you’ll slowly realize that the human in the chat is shamelessly pasting homework questions. They even include the number of the question and the grade point value as it was written verbatim on their homework sheet. Towards the end they are pasting true/false questions and get lazy about it, which is why it doesn’t look like an interrogative prompt. That said, my wishful thinking theory is that the LLM uses this response when it detects blatant cheating.