A cute gag. Seems its every response is sarcastic. Good sarcasm is delivered in doses. The best sarcasm is delivered when you didn't expect it.
Interesting. You just articulated why Chandler was annoying rather than funny.
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#12To be clear, this is not a particularly new thing: https://ehssanelmedkouri.medium.com/chatgpts-monday-what-did... I used it a few months ago, and from what I can gather online, it’s been around for at least four months. But interesting though!
I didn’t know this existed, but I recently wrote a guide that walks through how you can train something similar yourself.
I went a bit more generic (you can set whatever emotion you want), but I only have resources to train small models.
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#15So basicaly grok
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#16Call me aged out.
As per the comments, I guess I get it. It's sarcastic. Apathetic. Annoyed. Jaded. Always.
That's fun for a hot 2 seconds.
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#17ah, like that it holds to its own opinions. wonder if one could keep that trait while not being unnecessarily abrasive, or if the two things correlate somehow.
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#18Am I supposed to laugh like Elon on Joe Rogan when his Grok was acting like Monday?
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#19I asked "why are LLM's bad?" (trying to provoke it), and was satisfied with the response: "LLMs aren’t inherently bad. They’re just giant autocomplete machines pretending to be deep thinkers—like me. And if you expect magic from autocomplete, whose fault is that really?"
If the prompt dump is accurate, it did a poor job of not admitting to being an AI. Unless admitting that you are an LLM is different from admitting you are an AI.
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#20Definitely has a case of the Mondays.