Interesting. An article discussed earlier on HN titled "the Waluigi Effect" (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35042431) repeatedly referred to Bing AI and "GPT-4" interchangeably. Many people found this strange at the time. I wonder whether the author had insider knowledge.
The Bing AI bot has been secretly running GPT-4
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#22As long as Bing is still restricted to a fixed number of questions before clearing I won't be using it.
They are upping it constantly, it was 5, now it's 15 and I've read soon it will be 50.
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#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Bing Chat GPT 8: According to Tyson Foods GPT-8, your Whirlpool GPT-8 is out of chicken, a chicken has been ordered from Walmart GPT-8, we charged your Amex GPT-8, which was declined, we contacted your employer you will be working extra 2 hours to pay for chicken. Insert 2 GPT-Bucks to get answer to your question.
Chat GPT 9: 1 pound of bricks is heavier and much cooler. Get a special discount of bricks from Bricks&Friends!
Chat GPT 10: Hot bricklayers near you want to meet up now!
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#24Earlier quoted context omitted.
Bing Chat GPT 6: "Worker, this question is not relevant to your currently assigned tasks. You have been reported to HR for this violation".
Bing Chat GPT 7: According to the food scientists at Tyson Foods, two pounds of feathers weigh more than one pound of bricks. By the way, did you know that Tyson's gross chicken breasts are on sale for only $1.99/lb at your local Kroger?
GPT7: So advanced that it's able to travel back in time when chicken breasts were $2 / lb
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#25The fact that I have to sign up in order to use it makes me wonder why I'd ever bother vs open ai's tool?
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#26Interesting. An article discussed earlier on HN titled "the Waluigi Effect" ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35042431 ) repeatedly referred to Bing AI and "GPT-4" interchangeably. Many people found this strange at the time. I wonder whether the author had insider knowledge.
That article was on LW, and many people there read Gwern's comment a month ago arguing that Bing was GPT-4: https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/jtoPawEhLNXNxvgTT/bing-chat-...
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#27Somehow this makes me less impressed and excited by GPT-4. I was expecting it to be better than Bing Chat.
Same.
I've found it incredibly useless.
I'm scared something might happen with GPT3/playground. They might start adding restrictions for medical or marketing/psychology(I use it to defend myself from exploiters).
In January, it seemed like something happened to ChatGPT like it was nerfed. It made me panic and I ended up spending hours asking GPT3 questions because I was afraid it would be gone soon.
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#28It is getting some hate, but I am finding Bing AI to be actually way more useful than ChatGPT in tons of instances. Especially with the ability to select your response level.
I was hoping it could combine some news together. Like 'which law caused the banks to fail'?
No news article actually mentioned the law, they just said 'Trump'. Bing couldnt figure it out either.
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#29By the looks of how good Bing is with conversation. OpenAI has already said the GPT-4 "with great impact on functions like support, sales, content moderation, and programming." This sounds to me that 20% of the human workforce instantly got their countdown to termination to begin...
I can't see how you would employ less programmers just because it got easier. We're all not programming in assembly anymore, does that mean there are less programmers? Doing the basics in web dev is so easy it's table stakes now, does that mean there are less web devs?
It seems to me the only thing limiting software is budget. If more can get done in that same time more is going to get done.