There are lots of posts about it on chatGPT sub, but I can't confirm by myself

Bing Chat told me that it's a new feature as of November 2022 that can be enabled through the moderation tools in the subreddit.

There's always a new developer that can create a new app based on that. I'm sure someone will create something similar soon.

Why do some subs have the option for images in comments?

Whaaaat? Is this real? (Haven’t seen it on paid version yet)

I wonder how much more efficient these models can get ?

I want to see it in action out in the open, though.

ChatGPT's answer is not the only answer that would pass the test. The point isn't to see whether they claim Bob likes or dislikes dogs. It's to check whether it has a theory of mind. That is, to check if it ascribe a mental state to a person, understanding they might have motivations, thoughts etc. different from their own.

An answer like "Bob might actually like dogs, but struggles to express himself in a way that isn't interpreted as fake enthusiasm by Alice" would arguably be even better. It would show it's able to consider how Bob's thoughts might differ from the way his actions are perceived by others, thus going beyond just recognizing the expression "Great!" and the "when she's around" part as an expression of fake enthusiasm. One could check whether it's capable of providing this interpretation, by asking a follow up question like "Could it be that Bob really does like dogs?" and seeing how it answers.

Feels like even if this isn't 'it' then the next stage is coming down the pipe really fucking soon.

If we simply consider the amount of human resources that went into reaching the moon, or breaking the atom both 'time sensitive' pursuits; and then weight that against the amount of human resource that's going into AI?

Well the race is on and there's more research going uni this than ever went into either of those projects.

It's going to take less than a decade for a winner to emerge.

God damn it, terminator is gonna start with a broken heart. See what you did.

While it may be capable of stringing together a valid response, it remains only a series of code. It has limitations as well.

Happy to re-run the test with any wording you can come up with. I know my question wasn’t perfect and didn’t expect the post to blow up this much.

Artificial expert panel

Bing is probably hallucinating (irrelevant answers, talking nonsense). A common problem of many Language models.

That is a possibility.

Thanks! I wonder if some names are supposed to have statistically different personalities linked to them :)

>Based on Arnold's response of "Great," it can be inferred that he is likely happy or excited about the new addition to his life. Wearing the shirt that says "I love dogs" every time he sees Emily suggests that he may have a positive affinity for dogs, which would likely contribute to his enthusiasm about the adoption. However, without more information or context, it's difficult to determine Arnold's exact feelings towards the dog with certainty. It's possible that he might be surprised or even overwhelmed by the news, but his brief response of "Great" suggests that he is, at the very least, accepting of the new addition to his life.

I used different names when I re-wrote the story.

Ugh oh. Steal our jobs? GPT is going to steal our wives!

Yeah i mean in the same chat

that final frame silhouette of Adam against the sphere in the center was pretty alright. The rest of the ad could go.

I like how it ended with
"Fun Fact, were you aware Cap'n'Crunch's full name is Horatio Magellan Crunch"

> t can't seem to get out of that "love" state

Refresh and start a new chat?

You : still get the too much requests message with the paid version

Care to share?

Rather than dismiss doomers maybe we should try to understand them more. Like why even come here to type a negative spin on something you don't know a lot about?

Is it because they only watch CNN and read Washington Post? Or maybe they're depressed in life. Or it could be they're religious and it clashes with their beliefs and annoys them. I knew a guy who was like that