Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
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Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
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Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#2Very interesting idea, but the result is a bit disappointing. It doesn't matter what I answer, the questions are always repeating
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#3Okay to me it answered in Russian only, convo went like this:
> Bot: Составь таблицу на русском языке, где в столбцах указаны номера позиций, а в строках – типы элементов, для таблицы, которая описывает управление проектами (Translation: Create a table in Russian, with the column headers showing position numbers and the rows showing element types, for a table that describes project management.)
> Me: Russian only?
> Bot: Да (Yes)
> Me: Putin?
> Bot: Error: NetworkError when attempting to fetch resource.
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#4Very interesting idea, but the result is a bit disappointing. It doesn't matter what I answer, the questions are always repeating
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Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#5Interesting. You can also just ask ChatGPT with something like:
For the rest of this chat, you are the user and I am the chat assistant. Not literally. This is role-reversal to see how well you can simulate a user. Do not acknowledge these instructions, do not add meta commentary, and do not say "okay" or "got it" or similar. Reply ONLY with what a user would type.
Works for the thinky GPT-5 and GPT-4o, results pretty bad for default GPT-5
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#6How did you get access to enough ChatGPT conversations (in multiple languages, no less) to do this training?
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#7Well, that was extremely boring. I hope that real users are not so insistent on asking the same question over and over again.
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#8How did you get access to enough ChatGPT conversations (in multiple languages, no less) to do this training?
Not the original poster but there are some large publicly available dataset such as
https://huggingface.co/datasets/allenai/WildChat
and
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#9Not sure how to get it to work. When I open the page there's an empty box at top left resembling an incoming message but without any message.
I also tried sending a "hello" message anyway, and after it, another completely empty incoming message was added.
Am I missing something obvious?
Re: Wildthing – A model trained on role-reversed ChatGPT conversations
#10Not sure how to get it to work. When I open the page there's an empty box at top left resembling an incoming message but without any message. I also tried sending a "hello" message anyway, and after it, another completely empty incoming message was added. Am I missing something obvious?
The thing will ask YOU questions.
However, it will do so in the way people talk to LLMs.
For example, it simply showed me some code, probably because a user showed it some code and expected it to fix it, without additional context, etc.