Intelligence is the wrong word to use when talking about chatbots.

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Well, you kinda were asking for it imo. Internet searches dont usually start like this

refreshed it and restarted the chat. It also seems like it can stop replying lol https://i.ibb.co/4mS5dY0/Untitled.png

I think that's a bit of an overreaction. It's less than a week after launch and probably only a couple of percent of people on the waitlist have been given access, if that. This is early in the period of feedback and adjustments. Don't write off LLMs just yet. A recent paper suggests they can be taught to use APIs.

(By the way - OP was just having some fun of course, but could have swept away the conversation and started fresh with the broom button.)

Lol. So this is why they've only given access to a very limited number of users. It's not ready yet. They don't want their stock prices to crash.

In all serious, this is embarrassing and concerning. Maybe Gary Marcus and the Facebook guy who said LLM's are an exit ramp on the highway to AGI could be on to something.

I hope not but this does not look good. There is zero intelligence here.

I asked the same question and got a wildly different response myself.

After reading the response, I'm speechless. Wondering about the exponential advancement that it'll bring to our lives.

This is the issue with unsupervised learning. Someone clearly wrote about the subject you were asking while also writing smut under the same name.

TLDR: Bing sends love messages out of nowhere. Even gets NSFW after i ask it to explain stuff in detail. It can't seem to get out of that love state

Most of the replies are repetitive so there's no reason to read all of it but take a look at the boxed ones. And before anyone asks, no I did not tell it to act a certain way before any of this, no "jailbreak" or anything like that was used. Was literally just asked some technical questions in the beginning. Then i began liking (upvote) its replies to see if it could notice it, and started to play around. Asked it why it was lying and stuff and eventually it started to send me love messages LMAO

Also, the message where it gets nsfw, it even mentioned stuff about nipples in the previous time it was replying (and then eventually gave an error so i re-asked it and took the above screenshot before it error'd out again) lol. Really really strange...

This “coming for your jobs” is ridiculous. It’s going to make it to where people can do more themselves.

I think rephrasing so that they speak more naturally would help - who would really just say, "Great!" in this scenerio? Immediate flag that this is not an exchange of sincere emotion, even without all the other exposition.

Great experiment that shows yet more exciting potential of this product.

I haven't tried that much, but bing seems much better, if anything you often have links as sources and you can fact check much much easily. It's much more updated too

This is fu**ing scary 😳

Lol, not months but weeks? ;-))

I think the computer might be more socially skilled than you

God damn, Amazon has entered the game.

Just when you think you had seen it all, an atomic bomb like this one gets announced.

This is equivalent to Black freiza villain coming back in Dragon ball and one shotting the main characters.

Amazon GPT one shots ChatGPT and Google LaMBDA out of nowhere.

Theoretically it should query a large number of models, and have a "confidence" based on how likely each model's answer is to be correct. Then return the most confidence answer.

Obviously the next question is "what happens if you give it 1 Trillion parameters". (this would be 1355 times as many params.)

I thought it’s an improved version of GPT 3.5 optimized for search functionality

Hell, I would have failed that question. Not nearly observant enough I guess.

It appears that the computer is implying that the "Great!" is bland because that's how people IRL reply when they try to fake enthusiasm. I wouldn't say it's a bias at all and a case of "hearing what we want to hear." It's basic social skills.

Me: *pays $20 because is tired by “too much requests” message*

Microsoft: *releases better version for free next day*

How do you know my code name?