it will loose its ability to differentiate between there and their and its and it’s.

  • Ghostalmedia
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    1047 months ago

    Now when you submit text to chat GPT, it responds with “this.”

  • @BoxerDevil
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    427 months ago

    And it will get LOSE and LOOSE mixed up like you did

    • Jojo
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      47 months ago

      it will UNLEASH its ability to differentiate between there and their and its and it’s.

  • circuitfarmer
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    I’m waiting for it to start using units of banana for all quantities of things

  • @[email protected]
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    247 months ago

    ChatGPT trained used Reddit posts -> ChatGPT goes temporarily “insane”

    Coincidence? I don’t think so.

    • @public_image_ltdOP
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      117 months ago

      This is exactly what I was thinking.

      And maybe some more people did what i did. Not deleting my accounts but replacing all my posts with content created by a bullshit-generator. Made texts look normal, but everything was completely senseless.

      • kora
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        57 months ago

        Back in june-july, I used a screen tapping tool + boost to go through and change every comment i could edit with generic type fill, then waited something like 2 weeks in hopes that all of their servers would update to the new text, and then used the same app to delete each comment and post, and then the account itself. Its about all I could think to do.

      • @AA5B
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        37 months ago

        I hope so. I generally liked that idea back then, but couldn’t do that to my historical collection of words. My words remain in the cloud, as they always will

      • @public_image_ltdOP
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        17 months ago

        I downloaded my content before changing the posts to nonsense.

    • @dai
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      27 months ago

      ChatGPT 9 to be trained on R9K posts. Won’t be able to distinguish fake free text from real.

  • @londos
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    187 months ago

    It also won’t be able to differentiate between a jackdaw and a crow.

    • PorkRoll
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      27 months ago

      Wild to think that was 7 years ago.

      • @londos
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        deleted by creator

    • @AA5B
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      17 months ago

      They both look like ravens

    • Chainweasel
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      77 months ago

      The Narwhal Bacons at Midnight.

  • @[email protected]
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    157 months ago

    On the contrary, it’ll becomes excessively perfectionist about it. Can’t even say “could have” without someone coming in and saying “THANK YOU FOR NOT SAYING OF”

  • Norgur
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    From now on, when you say something like “I think I can give my hoodie to my girlfriend”, it will answer"and my axe""

  • @thantik
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    137 months ago

    It was already trained on Reddit posts. It’s just now they’re paying for it.

    • @RagingRobot
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      Yeah Twitter and Reddit were probably a huge source of its original training back when their API was free. I’m pretty sure that’s what made them lock it up and ruin everything. Now only companies who already have a ton of money can buy access.

      …unless they just use a web scraper instead

  • @bitchkat
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    137 months ago

    Its going to be a poop knife wielding guy with 2 broken arms out to get those jackdaws.

    • @TexasDrunk
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      37 months ago

      I’m not gonna watch, but I assume little Bobby Tables strikes again.

      • @[email protected]
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        It’s about the counting subreddit. It was used on the token generation database, but then removed on the training. This user posted so much on that subreddit that a token with its username was created, but then it had nothing associated with it in the training and the model dosen’t know how to act when the token is present.

    • @db2
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      Insure and ensure.