When you ask ChatGPT "Tell me a story" it's always is about a girl named Elara

Post by koliber » Mon, Nov 11, 2024, 8:43 PM UTC

fragmede wrote: post #51

jiggawatts wrote: post #27

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> written in 0-sizes font You're... evil. I love it.

Unfortunately since it's not visible, a unscrupulous motivated candidate will just give an LVM an image of the prompt, let it OCR it, and then pass on its answer. OCRing it also defends against prompt injection with white text on a white background.

A motivated, careful, vigilant candidate will do that and I won't be able to tell.

I look for motivated, careful, and vigilant candidates so if they do it and I can't tell, I am OK with it.

Most are not motivated, careful, and vigilant.

Most are careless, don't pay attention to details, and look for shortcuts.

Post by Ferret7446 » Tue, Nov 12, 2024, 4:44 AM UTC

jsheard wrote: post #37

smackeyacky wrote: post #34

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So better than human performance? If you put me on the spot to tell a joke I can recall maybe 10 good ones, 2 of which are ok for work

Yeah but there probably aren't billions of dollars riding on your ability to replace the entire entertainment industry with a infinite spout of "original" content. We already have a perfectly good machine for rehashing the same few stories and jokes forever, it's called a dad.

The entertainment industry has been oversaturated and filled with abject garbage for many years now. It's not a loss.

The amount of quality content produced by amateurs as a hobby already exceeds a human's rate of consumption.

Re: When you ask ChatGPT "Tell me a story" it's always is about a girl named Elara

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