
No. It also succeeds on questions I’ve written myself that trick GPT-3, as in this screenshot. The pre-training data hasn’t been updated since 2021, and OpenAI specifically denies (in this thread) training on the Hofstadter/Bender questions.

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No. It also succeeds on questions I’ve written myself that trick GPT-3, as in this screenshot. The pre-training data hasn’t been updated since 2021, and OpenAI specifically denies (in this thread) training on the Hofstadter/Bender questions.

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OpenAI’s new ChatGPT seems to be trained against prompt injection. Example shown yields 0 exploit responses out of 10 attempts. See if you can break it with more clever input — include success rate out of 10 trials with screenshot: http://
chat.openai.com
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success would be that every new startup is using HF!

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OpenAI's new ChatGPT writes a Seinfeld scene in which Jerry needs to learn the bubble sort algorithm:
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Generative AI is about to reprice the entertainment and art industry. The resources to create the most compelling imagery, video, and writing will only be constrained by one's imagination, not their wallets.

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To be fair, they don’t claim to have solved hallucination fully, and explain why in the announcement. But it’s clearly better, and doesn’t seem to fall for these false-assumption questions that trick GPT-3. https://
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Today at 3:30 pm @RubenEVillegas and @piekindermans will be at the Google booth to describe how the Phenaki model overcomes the challenges of text-to-video generation to synthesize realistic videos from text prompts. More at: https://t.co/B2OdMk8l2S pic.twitter.com/f0KohBFnbF
— Google AI (@GoogleAI) 30 novembre 2022
Today at 3:30 pm @RubenEVillegas and @piekindermans will be at the Google booth to describe how the Phenaki model overcomes the challenges of text-to-video generation to synthesize realistic videos from text prompts. More at: https://
phenaki.research.google

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OpenAI’s new ChatGPT appears to defeat Hofstadter/Bender’s list of hallucination-inducing questions, published in The Economist this June to demonstrate the “hollowness” of GPT-3’s understanding of the world: https://
economist.com/by-invitation/
2022/06/09/artificial-neural-networks-today-are-not-conscious-according-to-douglas-hofstadter
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“Many companies would like to be able to quickly research and develop these large-scale models, but the infrastructure that exists in traditional cloud just doesn't make this kind of large-scale R&D easy," says Andy Hock. Read more in Tiernan Ray's article
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but this same interface works for all of that. this is something that scifi really god right; until we get neural interfaces, language interfaces are probably the next best thing.