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Just noticed you can play with temperature (creativity) in ChatGPT just like with most GPT-based generators, 0 is lowest and 1 is highest and you can use decimals to get something in between. Will use Bozzas example above to show the difference: write a very bitter resignation letter from...

Yes they all come up with "sound wave", and if I told it to write about St George it would mention "dragon". But the kids would as well, with or without the AI. The essay can be altered in eternity. Sure if you take the original output it will look very AI and similar to others who doesn't know...

If I give it the exact same instructions Bozza did: define a longitudinal wave A longitudinal wave, also known as a compression wave, is a type of wave in which the oscillation of the particles of the medium is in the same direction as the direction of wave propagation. Examples of...

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Not 30 of them would mention slinkys because if you tell it 30 times to do what Bozza did above, you get 30 different answers with different examples etc.

Of course it is gibberish. Just like your talk about how GPT is not useful (despite hundreds of thousands of people using it for work purposes etc.) and most other fiction. The Lord of the Rings is also "gibberish". Orcs? Dwarfs? Elves? Hobbits? Mordor, magical rings and all those things...

It is already quite creative. One of the first ways that GPT was used in was to create text game adventures with the GPT generating rooms, environments and storylines. It also depends on what you train it on. If you use a large number of fantasy novels as its data and then tell it to write...

write an email to Crystal Palace player Wilfried zaha, in the style of Aldous Huxley, telling him to stop diving as he's betraying mankind through doing it, and make sure to explain to him through a very complicated way that he might be bombarded with bottle tops if he continues his behaviour...

Its still very poor when it comes to fact checking etc. If I tell it to write about some historical thing, a lot of specific years mentioned and so forth will most often be wrong. People who think they can just get past school with this tool are walking into a trap if the teachers are any good...

Yes it is more intelligent than humans.. a lot of things are. Your average size library is going to contain a lot more intelligence than any human, and this AI has a lot of more information available than any library. ChatGPT in itself won't mean a lot, just like 1980s Motorola cellphones...