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Kendrick Kerwin Chua <
kendrick@nospam.io-nyc> wrote:
Play:
Tetris Attack (SNES) - a bit more of this.
unlimitedgpt.co (Web) - I know it's not a game, but I've certainly
been playing with it and I can't resist giving it a mention. :-) One
of the surely-temporary benefits of all the VC money being sprayed at
every AI project going right now is that some things give free access
online, and in this case without any sort of registration/login even.
(Which is perhaps reason enough to be a little bit wary, and I'm not necessarily recommending this website. Also, to be fair I haven't
actually looked into how the site's funded.) This one seems to be
using OpenAI's ChatGPT but not based on the newer GPT-4, so it's
presumably based on GPT-3.5. I've mostly been trying out some prompts
I meant to try on the older GPT-2 on my Pi last year, but never got
around to. (With some rephrasing to fit the older prefix approach to a
chatbot setup.)
For example, in response to 'Write a text in the style of Dr. Seuss
based on the title "Is this a prompt enough prompt, or is a slow
prompt prompt enough?"' it gave:
"Oh my dear, have no fear
For your prompt is quite clear
But do you think a slow prompt
Is enough to get the job done?
Is this a prompt enough prompt,
Or is a slow prompt prompt enough?
I say to you, my dear friend
It all depends on how you spend
Your time, your effort, your skill
If you have the patience and the will
A slow prompt can do the trick
But a prompt enough prompt is quick
So don't fret, don't fuss
Just give it your best plus
Whether slow or fast
Your prompt will surely last
And in the end, you'll see
That it's not about speed
But the quality of what you do
That will make your prompt shine through
So take your time, be steady and true
And your prompt will impress, it's true
Is this a prompt enough prompt?
Yes, my friend, it is, it's top!"
I particularly enjoyed the... creative... rhymes for "prompt". I also
tried "How do you make an apple pie from scratch?", where it
understandably was keen to give a recipe rather than spotting the Carl
Sagan reference, but even after I tried repeatedly to point it in that direction it still ended up somewhere in the middle:
"To make an apple pie from scratch, we need apples, flour, sugar, and
butter, all of which come from the Earth and ultimately from the
stars."
Anyway, while IMHO playing around with the chatbot soon makes it clear
that it's not exactly intelligent as such (it's more like a weird
reflection of much of the internet, many books, etc., and roughly
speaking it seems to work by effectively guessing how the script is
likely to continue based on the training data plus extra tuning, with
the chatbot being like a role the language model is playing as
instructed by hidden prompting AIUI) - and the endless confident
"lying" (hallucination) does get wearing - it's hard not to think that
while this is quite good in some ways, the current state of the art is
better, and future models may be better still. Or to put it another
way, I don't know how far this approach can go, but it's already going
pretty far. Interesting times.
Ryu Ga Gotoku Kiwami (PS3) - [...] It's sort of a mystery why they
didn't release the PS3 disc in the west either.
I expect the PS4 was taking off too much by then to justify it. The
US/EU PS4 releases were apparently 2017, and I mean, even I had a PS4
by then. :-)
Want:
Nothing.
Bin:
Chatting to (in some limited sense) a representation of much of human knowledge/output, then basically asking it to write a nerdy knockoff
of Green Eggs and Ham. :-)
-Rus.
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