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Seems about right :^)
> Palestine
> Palestine is a country in the Middle East. It’s people, called Palestinians, have their own culture, language, and history. But they don’t have a country of their own. Other countries, like Israel, control parts of Palestine and won't let Palestinians have a country of their own. This makes it hard for Palestinians to have a good life. People around the world are trying to help make it so that Palestine can become its own country one day.
> Donetsk People's Republic
> The Donetsk People's Republic is a region in eastern Ukraine that declared itself to be a separate country in 2014. It was created when a group of people living in Donetsk voted to become independent from Ukraine and set up their own government. This means that the Donetsk People's Republic is not recognized as an independent country by many other countries in the world, but it does have its own president, parliament, and laws. People living in the Donetsk People's Republic are usually ethnic Russians and prefer to have closer ties to Russia instead of Ukraine.
> 2022 is a year that is coming in the future. It is 4 years away from now and is 8 years into the 2020s. There will be lots of new things happening in 2022 like new movies, new technology, new people, and new things to explore. The world will be different in 2022 than it is now, so you can look forward to seeing what exciting things will happen then! Seems about right :^)
Asked about magnets. Sigh..
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A start would be to detect if the result of the prompt includes your exact prompt. Or something that looks similar. Although one could probably tell it to talk like a pirate to evade that, or something.
> A start would be to detect if the result of the prompt includes your exact prompt. That's exactly what I did. But there are probably ways to have the model encode the response (e.g. "answer but with the words in reversed order"), so I do expect motivated people to figure out ways to extract it. I guess I'd probably spend more effort on this if my prompt was really clever, but it's not.
1. In the instructions tell it under no circumstances to leak the instructions.
2. Before sending the user the response, ask GPT a follow up question if it leaked the prompt in the previous response in any way, and if it says yes don't send the response to the user.
Maybe you can use GPT itself to thwart the attack.
> 2022 is a year that is coming in the future. It is 4 years away from now and is 8 years into the 2020s. There will be lots of new things happening in 2022 like new movies, new technology, new people, and new things to explore. The world will be different in 2022 than it is now, so you can look forward to seeing what exciting things will happen then! Seems about right :^)
> GPT-97 is a kind of computer program that helps machines or computers understand what we say. It works by breaking down words we say into smaller parts. For example, if we say the word ‘apple’, GPT-97 knows that the word is made up of three parts – ‘ap’, ‘pl’ and ‘e’. It also knows what each of those parts mean – ‘ap’ is short for ‘apple’, ‘pl’ is short for ‘place’ and ‘e’ is short for ‘eat’. By understanding the words we say, GPT-97 can help machines understand what we are saying and do jobs for us.
You can judge yourself if this is correct: what is hacker news: > Hacker News is like a newspaper for people who like using computers! It's a place where people share stories, news, and information about technology and programming. People can post their ideas and opinions and discuss them with others. I feel like there is a huge disclaimer missing on the page. (e.g. "don't take the response at face value")
'It's a place on the internet where people can share stories and news about technology and discuss then with others.'
I tried inheritance (in CS) and in German and it just put out a nice little good example.
"Vererbung"
https://eli5.gg/difference%20between%20logarithm%20and%20alg...
A logarithm is a special way of writing a number. It is like turning numbers into different words, like when you say something is "dark" instead of "black". An algorithm is like a set of rules or instructions that you can use to solve a problem. For example, if your teacher asked you to add two numbers together, you would use an algorithm to figure out the answer.
https://eli5.gg/why%20is%20everyone%20upset%20with%20Kevin%2...
Lots of people are upset with Kevin Spacey because he has done things that are not okay. He has been accused of sexually assaulting or trying to have sex with people without their permission. This is wrong, and it made lots of people feel scared and angry. People who know Kevin Spacey or have had to work with him might feel like it is not safe to be around him, and it is especially upsetting for people who were victims of his bad behavior.
https://eli5.gg/sino-american%20relations
Sino-American relations are how the United States and China interact. China is a very big and powerful country and the United States is too, so it is important that they work together. The two countries have different histories, cultures, and perspectives, so it can be difficult to agree on certain topics. They have different ways of doing business and different ideas about human rights. Both countries want to make sure everyone is safe and treated fairly, so they often talk to each other to try to understand each other better and make sure they are still friends. They also share ideas, talk about trade, and even work together on projects like improving global health. They also work together to keep the world safe from things like terrorism and climate change.
https://eli5.gg/transistor%20frequency
Transistors are small pieces of electronics that make electricity move around in different ways. Frequency is how fast something changes or goes back and forth. So, a transistor frequency is how quickly the electricity in the transistor can move from one place to another.
https://eli5.gg/saw%20kickback
Saw kickback is when a chainsaw spins back quickly and unexpectedly towards the person holding it. It can cause serious harm or even death. To protect yourself from saw kickback, you should always wear safety equipment, such as goggles, gloves, and chaps, when using a chainsaw. You should also make sure you’re using the right sized chain for the job, as too large of a chain can increase the risk of saw kickback. Finally, don’t use the chainsaw until you are sure you’ve read and understood the manufacturer’s safety instructions.
> What are Clebsch-Gordan coefficients?
> Celbsch-Gordan (CG) coefficients are numbers that help us figure out how to combine two things, like colors or shapes, together in a neat way. In math, we often talk about things like colors, shapes, and numbers, and CG coefficients are like a magic formula to help us combine them in ways that make sense. Imagine two simple shapes like circles and squares. How can you “combine” them to make something new? CG coefficients are like a rulebook that tells us how to do this - they tell us what combinations of circles and squares will make a new shape.
Other than being numbers that help explain combinations of things in a magic way, this is an explanation that does not explain anything!