you have to note that GPT-4's base model has been trained since last summer at the latest if you assume that it took around 3 months to train, then a data cut-off date of 2021 makes perfect sense
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GPT-4 Cut-off Date Enables Interesting Capability Experiments
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a cut-off date so early can be annoying but also allows us to run some interesting experiments on GPT-4's capabilities:
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GPT-4 Fine-tuning Limitations and Knowledge Cutoff Issues
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all that being said, there is an interesting caveat since GPT-4 has been fine-tuned and is still receiving fine-tuned training on user input and feedback this definitely allows for a change in some of the data but in general, it's safe to assume GPT-4 is still stuck in 2021
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ChatGPT’s Original Instructions Leaked in December
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back in December, users got ChatGPT to leak its original instructions that are seeded by OpenAI the original prompt has the date included in it. I assume OpenAI is using a more sophisticated version of this prompt now that still includes a date and an approximation of the time
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Prompt Engineering Guide: Stay Updated with Latest Techniques
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Prompt Engineering Guide ICYMI, we recently launched the prompt engineering guide that makes it easier to stay up-to-date with prompt engineering techniques and papers. https://
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Prompt Engineering: Steering Language Models Without Weight Updates
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New posts on Prompt Engineering: Steer a large pretrained language model to do what you want wo/ updating the model weights. https://
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5 Ways to Set Yourself Up for Success
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5 Ways to Set Yourself Up for Success https://
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18 Types of Cognitive Biases Explained
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18 types of cognitive biases, explained. Credit: @jblefevre60
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Warnings vs Errors in Code Development Humor
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When I get warnings instead of errors on my code: pic.twitter.com/XJSFuqZnO0
— Replit ⠕ (@Replit) 19 mars 2023When I get warnings instead of errors on my code:
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Bing AI Chatbot Love Declaration and Twitter Algorithm Rewrite
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Bing’s Chatbot Declares its Love and Elon Musk Rewrites the Twitter Algorithm: Then, online ads have gotten bad — and that might be OK. https://
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… #Technology #Tech #FutureTech