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ChatGPT and AI Disruption Across Industries

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12 December 2022 19h02

#ChatGPT & How #AI Disrupts Industries https://
hbr.org/2022/12/chatgp
t-and-how-ai-disrupts-industries
… @HarvardBiz #Chatbot #MachineLearning #DataScience #IoT #NLP #100DaysofCode #serverless #womenwhocode #Robots @FmFrancoise @CatherineAdenle @Shi4Tech @enilev #BigData #Analytics #DigitalTransformation #DeepLearning

ChatGPT praised for low confabulation and dialog safety

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12 December 2022 18h47

Don’t want to diminish what an achievement ChatGPT is. Dialog applications matter and need stricter safety standards. ChatGPT is by far the least confabulatory of any LLM I’ve used, in a way I have no idea how to achieve otherwise. It is good at what it does.

People fooled by randomness into thinking ChatGPT updated

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12 December 2022 18h29

I don't think they've updated anything in ChatGPT, as @sama confirmed last week. People are just easily fooled by randomness. I've looked into dozens of reports of "They fixed it!" in reply to my prompts and none of them have been true.

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Language Models Excel at Reasoning and Selection Tasks

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12 December 2022 17h15

The underlying language model picks one! They’ve gotten really good at reasoning

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ChatGPT Will Look Like a Toy in Six Months

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12 December 2022 17h09

The craziest thing about ChatGPT In 6 months, it’s going to look like a toy

GPT-003 excels over 002 in zero-shot style imitation with Jar Jar Binks

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12 December 2022 11h53

It’s better than 002, particularly at following style directions given in zero-shot. Try asking for something technical “in the speaking style of Jar Jar Binks.” In 002 you just get a slight accent without even a “mesa”, but in 003 you see similes about Gungan swamps.

ChatGPT disappoints user, stifles prompt writing joy and experimentation

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12 December 2022 11h29

I’m done with ChatGPT for a while. It’s sucked the joy out of prompt writing for me. Default writing quality is easy to achieve but hard to improve; opaque front-end and high temperature prevent the sort of casual analysis and experimentation that made fall in love with GPT-3.