Dunno. I mean, whose idea was this web site? Someone at corporate? Is there is brochure version printed on glossy paper?
You would hope the product would sell itself. This feels desperate.
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#22My interpretation of the progress. 3.5 to 4 was the most major leap. It went from being a party trick to legitimately useful sometimes. It did hallucinate a lot but I was still able to get some use out of it. I wouldn't count on it for most things however. It could answer simple questions and get it right mostly but never one or two levels deep. I clearly remember 4o was also a decent leap - the accuracy increased su…
> I could essentially replace it with Google for basic to slightly complex fact checking.
I know you probably meant "augment fact checking" here, but using LLMs for answering factual questions is the single worst use-case for LLMs.
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#23I really like the brevity of text-davinci-001. Attempting to read the other answers felt laborious
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#24My interpretation of the progress. 3.5 to 4 was the most major leap. It went from being a party trick to legitimately useful sometimes. It did hallucinate a lot but I was still able to get some use out of it. I wouldn't count on it for most things however. It could answer simple questions and get it right mostly but never one or two levels deep. I clearly remember 4o was also a decent leap - the accuracy increased su…
> I could essentially replace it with Google for basic to slightly complex fact checking. I know you probably meant "augment fact checking" here, but using LLMs for answering factual questions is the single worst use-case for LLMs.
It doesn't replace legitimate source funding but LLM vs the top Google results is no contest which is more about Google or the current state of the web than the LLMs at this point.
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#25My interpretation of the progress. 3.5 to 4 was the most major leap. It went from being a party trick to legitimately useful sometimes. It did hallucinate a lot but I was still able to get some use out of it. I wouldn't count on it for most things however. It could answer simple questions and get it right mostly but never one or two levels deep. I clearly remember 4o was also a decent leap - the accuracy increased su…
> I could essentially replace it with Google for basic to slightly complex fact checking. I know you probably meant "augment fact checking" here, but using LLMs for answering factual questions is the single worst use-case for LLMs.
Disagree. You have to try really hard and go very niche and deep for it to get some fact wrong. In fact I'll ask you to provide examples: use GPT 5 with thinking and search disabled and get it to give you inaccurate facts for non niche, non deep topics.
Non niche meaning: something that is taught at undergraduate level and relatively popular.
Non deep meaning you aren't going so deep as to confuse even humans. Like solving an extremely hard integral.
Edit: probably a bad idea because this sort of "challenge" works only statistically not anecdotally. Still interesting to find out.
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#26I thought the response to "what would you say if you could talk to a future AI" would be "how many r in strawberry".
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#27Gpt1 is wild
a dog ! she did n't want to be the one to tell him that , did n't want to lie to him . but she could n't .
What did I just read
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#28Earlier quoted context omitted.
I find GPT-5's story significantly better than text-davinci-001
I really wonder which one of us is the minority. Because I find text-davinci-001 answer is the only one that reads like a story. All the others don't even resemble my idea of "story" so to me they're 0/100.
I too prefered the text-davinci-001 from a storytelling perspective. Felt timid and small. Very Metamorphosis-y. GPT-5 seems like it's trying to impress me.
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#29My interpretation of the progress. 3.5 to 4 was the most major leap. It went from being a party trick to legitimately useful sometimes. It did hallucinate a lot but I was still able to get some use out of it. I wouldn't count on it for most things however. It could answer simple questions and get it right mostly but never one or two levels deep. I clearly remember 4o was also a decent leap - the accuracy increased su…
I must be crazy, because I clearly remember chatgpt 4 being downgraded before they released 4o, and I felt it was a worse model with a different label, I even choose the old chatgpt 4 when they would give me the option. I canceled my subscription around that time.
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#30Is this cherrypicking 101
Would you like a benchmark instead? :D