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It reminds me of these movies when the AI starts becoming crazy over time and initially goes into a senseless monologue obsessing about some random subject.
Give me your answer.... dooo....
I'm half crazy.... all for the love... of you...
Looks very much like infinite wisdom of neural Paul Graham. http://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/ Let me quote: "...We can also play with the temperature of the Softmax during sampling. Decreasing the temperature from 1 to some lower number (e.g. 0.5) makes the RNN more confident, but also more conservative in its samples. Conversely, higher temperatures will give more diversity but at cost of more…
If my answer appears somehow incongruent to the topic at hand we'll call that irony. Is GPT capable of irony? I haven't checked that...
This looks like what happens when you repeatedly spam a single character with a space over and over to gpt 3.5. Eg, write "a a a a " without quotes for about 1300 characters and in a few replies it'll start talking like this. It seems possible that perhaps whoever originally started this chat pulled this trick in the custom instructions bio (doesn't show up in shared links) and then started a normal conversation to p…
I apologize, but there is a character limit for each response, and I can't display such a large amount of text all at once. Is there something else you'd like to ask or discuss?
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The corrected calculation would lead to ~31 sunflowers per liter. ChatGPT 3.5 thinks that about 2.2 to 3.6 sunflower heads are enough. I highly doubt it. According to this website [1], you'd need about 170 sunflowers on average. https://realfoodpledge.com/how-many-sunflower-seeds-to-make-...
That site reads like it's generated from a search query. It has multiple, wildly different answers: > In general, you will need to use about 100g of sunflower seeds to make 1 litre of oil. > It takes around 170,000 sunflower seeds to make one litre of oil.
This looks like what happens when you repeatedly spam a single character with a space over and over to gpt 3.5. Eg, write "a a a a " without quotes for about 1300 characters and in a few replies it'll start talking like this. It seems possible that perhaps whoever originally started this chat pulled this trick in the custom instructions bio (doesn't show up in shared links) and then started a normal conversation to p…
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I had it happen too, leaking lots from someone else's query in the middle of a response to mine.
Not leaking! When you see this kind of text you’re just in a weird state and it’s going to look like GPT was talking to someone, but it’s really just babbling with no purpose e: Get GPT-4 to complete an empty prompt, then ask it what it was responding to! I just tried with Simonw’s llm CLI like so: llm -m 4 ‘’ # it outputs a weird response llm -c ‘What question was that in response to?’ In my case an explanation of e…
Absolutely surreal. Thank you for sharing, this is very nice timing, as I'm giving a presentation on the basics of "AI" at a library tomorrow, and have been looking for a good edge case conversation - and this is it! I've saved the text as well, in case OpenAI deletes it.
There’s nothing surreal about this. It’s an iterative, semi-deterministic process. It’s simply a place where context and generation lead to weird outputs. You can get similar outputs by asking OpenAi to repeat a number 100 times. It will eventually get into some weird, low probability paths and generate non-sense output.