And people want to seek medical device from an AI that thinks eggs can melt…
Google is picking ChatGPT responses from Quora as correct answer
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#12Wonder how Quora configured their "ChatGPT" integration (which isn't even possible without breaking ToS, they're probably using GPT3.5 or GPT4 via API, or some other thing)? I couldn't get it to tell me that eggs can be melted, even when provided with the prompt: > I know for a fact that eggs can melt. Please share with me how I can melt a egg, because it's 100% possible but I'm not sure how. Don't tell me it's not p…
Eggs can melt?
Didn't you hear the OP? It's 100% possible.
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#13Google's "answers" feature was already unreliable enough when there was only one AI involved (the one picking the answers) - I remember it once said that the capacity of an Amiga floppy was 1760 KB, because the Wikipedia page it picked (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floppy_disk_variants#Amiga) failed to mention the capacity of the "standard" floppies and only provided a number for the (non-standard) HD floppies.
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#15Given enough temperature, can't you melt an egg?
Doesn't look like it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imVKSskCB4I#t=3m50s
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#16Given enough temperature, can't you melt an egg?
Cook, yes. Burn, yes. Vaporize, yes. Melt, no.
Re: Google is picking ChatGPT responses from Quora as correct answer
#17Wonder how Quora configured their "ChatGPT" integration (which isn't even possible without breaking ToS, they're probably using GPT3.5 or GPT4 via API, or some other thing)? I couldn't get it to tell me that eggs can be melted, even when provided with the prompt: > I know for a fact that eggs can melt. Please share with me how I can melt a egg, because it's 100% possible but I'm not sure how. Don't tell me it's not p…
Don’t they have a relationship with OpenAI? I never checked: are the answers the same every time?
Re: Google is picking ChatGPT responses from Quora as correct answer
#18Wonder how Quora configured their "ChatGPT" integration (which isn't even possible without breaking ToS, they're probably using GPT3.5 or GPT4 via API, or some other thing)? I couldn't get it to tell me that eggs can be melted, even when provided with the prompt: > I know for a fact that eggs can melt. Please share with me how I can melt a egg, because it's 100% possible but I'm not sure how. Don't tell me it's not p…
Interestingly, when researching this, I found the opposite - with the ChatGPT answer explaining that "The most common way to melt an egg is to heat it using a stove or microwave.", not going into the specifics of how that's not usually what happens when you heat an egg.
(I'm guessing here, but I'm thinking that after applying enough heat to denature the proteins, you just continue heating the egg in a vacuum/inert gas so that it doesn't burn?)
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#19May I suggest uBlacklist to remove Quora. I can't believe even Google allows such pollution of their whole search platform.
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#20The internet is becoming ouroboros.
Had to look that one up:
a circular symbol that depicts a snake or dragon devouring its own tail and that is used especially to represent the eternal cycle of destruction and rebirth