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> I think a lot of those trick questions outputting stupid stuff can be explained by simple economics. > It's just not sustainable for OpenAI to run GPT at the
by pavel_lishin 1y ago
> I think a lot of those trick questions outputting stupid stuff can be explained by simple economics.
> It's just not sustainable for OpenAI to run GPT at the best of its abilities on every request.
So how do I find out whether the answer to my question was run on the discount hardware, or whether it's actually correct?
- shadowjones 1y agoI'd say use the API, search and high reasoning if you want accuracy. But then you can partially start to see why it doesn't make economic sense to do this. Personally I assume that anything I send through their chat UI will run on the cheapest settings they can get away with.