Let’s ask gptChat how it works
GENERATIVE AI
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ChatGPT likely derived from Codex via text-davinci-002 model lineage
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ChatGPT’s model is likely descended from Codex. Models are developed off of other models. The model ChatGPT uses was probably based on another model called text‑davinci‑002, which is based on code‑davinci‑002, a Codex model. So it was trained on code at one point.
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Mainstream Media AI Writers Lack Adequate Human Fact-Checking
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tl;dr: don't believe the mainstream media when they tell you that their AI writers are being checked by humans before going straight to publication https://
futurism.com/msn-is-publish
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New AI Technology Enables Deception and Misinformation
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This New Artificial Intelligence Can Help You Lie – Psychology Today Read more here: https://
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Animoji Meets VRChat: Building the 3D Metaverse
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For now Animoji is just a profile pic and custom emoji – kinda like Bitmoji. But throw that into a VRChat like environment with Facetime quality spatial audio, watching media together and you've got 3D discord. Add a stylized Pixar style 3D map world and you've got the metaverse.
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OpenAI’s Open Strategy Approach Mirrors Stability AI Success
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With ChatGPT, OpenAI is taking a more "learn-in-the-wild" approach, and it's nice to see. Perhaps observing how the radically open approach for Stable Diffusion garnered ecosystem support created value at scale, and thus transferred significant market share to Stability AI.
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Generative AI Essential for Concept Learning Beyond Art Creation
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Strongly disagree with the first one. "What I cannot create I cannot understand" – Richard Feynman. Generative AI is not just for creating fun art, it is at the core of concept learning.
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ChatGPT programmers lack epistemics and advance predictions
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By default, I would guess that if the people programming ChatGPT responses do not even think to ask 'But is that actually true?', then the company does not have a secret internal committee where everyone has great epistemics and wrote down advance predictions.
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GPT-3.5 Could Lower Status of Bullshit and AI-Like Speech
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It's more of a hope than a prediction: but I would not be *shocked* if GPT 3.5's incredible facility at producing boilerplate, vague disclaimers, unfalsifiable abstractions, etc, might actually succeed in lowering the status of bullshit, and getting people to talk less like AIs.
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ChatGPT’s Vague Claims About Its Own Capabilities
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Sounds pretty vague to me; I think you're reading in the interpretation you now know to be correct. Example of contrary update (for me): ChatGPT insists it doesn't have abilities it clearly still has. I'd bet the people who burned in those replies weren't knowingly dishonest.