GPT-3: Language Models Are Few-Shot Learners

Post by kaj_sotala » Sun, Jun 07, 2020, 5:41 PM UTC

sillysaurusx wrote: post #197

londons_explore wrote: post #123

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> is not the same thing as "promote any idea/product." GPT-3 seems to have quite a few paragraphs worth of context. A simple way to promote your product online with it is to give it a prefix of: --- Comment1: Superbrush is amazing - I literally couldn't live without it. No other brush is as good. Comment2: This brush is really good for tangled hair, and I love the soft smooth surface. Comment3: --- Then let it write…

To be a bit less wordy: try it. You stand to earn lots of money. Narrator: it didn't work (Going into the reasons it doesn't actually work in practice is... lengthy. It's human dynamics. Would you buy a product from a sales guy that can't remember your name? That's sales 101. And loading up the context window only gets you so far. That "working memory" is tiny , tinytinytiny. Even at 1024 tokens, it means you have to…

You and londons_explore seem to be talking about different things. I read their comment as being about just generating fake reviews that don't need interaction.

Post by attilakun » Thu, Jun 11, 2020, 1:04 AM UTC

wyattpeak wrote: post #78

spats1990 wrote: post #7

Even though this was the GPT-3-generated text that humans most easily identified as machine-written, I still like it a lot: Title: Star’s Tux Promise Draws Megyn Kelly’s Sarcasm Subtitle: Joaquin Phoenix pledged to not change for each awards event Article: A year ago, Joaquin Phoenix made headlines when he appeared on the red carpet at the Golden Globes wearing a tuxedo with a paper bag over his head that read, "I am…

I don't know if it says something about text generation or human text processing, but whenever I read an example of computer generated text, all through I think "I can't tell this is machine generated, it seems completely natural," and the only giveaway is that at the end I have no idea what it said. It's a pretty eerie feeling. It's as though both the AI and my short-term processing only pay attention to a context o…

Read Blindsight by Peter Watts. It touches on the phenomena that you are describing.

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