What have you made A.I. do today?

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#3023157 18-Jan-2023 10:46

MadEngineer:

Were there any distribution or release specific issues with its answers?

I gave him the exact versions. He gave me CLI instructions that actually led to the goal. It was a PHP versioning problem with incompatible package dependencies.

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#3023204 18-Jan-2023 13:48

An Ai , or perhaps more correctly artificial 'simulation' of intelligence does...
Human things that make conversation flow along?
Its quite human to infer, guess or create an answer from whatever is closest.
Maybe a commercial release will come with a confidence ranking?

Much like your Tesla might decide that if it stopped for every truck it thought 'might' be there its not going to get you anywhere.
https://www.thedrive.com/news/33789/autopilot-blamed-for-teslas-crash-into-overturned-truck

https://insideevs.com/news/494714/tesla-crashes-with-semi-investigation-underway/

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2019/05/feds-autopilot-was-active-during-deadly-march-tesla-crash/

Though now it seems that some Tesla drivers are getting spooked by phantom random braking, so don't follow one too close.
A hard working Ai just can't win.
https://www.autobodynews.com/tesla-phantom-braking-class-action-lawsuit-includes-model-3-model-y.html

So ChatGPT does the human, inference, guess, or just make stuff up to satisfy you with an answer.
It's not good at saying it can't give you an accurate answer.
Apparently reviews of its mathematics results have identified problems.

So these people below looking at pairing it to pass those details to a Computational program.
First look - ChatGPT + WolframAlpha (GPT-3.5 and Wolfram|Alpha via LangChain by James Weaver)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wYGbY811oMo

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#3023208 18-Jan-2023 14:04

I threw ChatGPT a couple of Amiga based curve balls today, the code I requested was bang on, the description I requested was about 75% accurate.

Its impressive regardless.

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#3023431 18-Jan-2023 22:18

Some commentary on ChatGPT (linked rather than inlined to avoid copyright issues):

Dilbert, 16 Jan 2023

Dilbert, 17 Jan 2023

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#3029776 30-Jan-2023 20:08

Here we go, excerpt from the HA homepage:

„… we’re introducing a new rule for the Home Assistant community: it’s no longer allowed to use ChatGPT or other AI systems to help others.

Although these systems generate elaborate and well structured answers, they are wrong. Often they are wrong in subtle ways which only someone with the right expertise could detect. And those people wouldn’t need AI to have written that answer.

Using an AI system to generate an answer while not providing attribution to AI will result in a ban. If you use attribution, we will delete your post and issue a warning. This also means suggesting someone “ask ChatGPT” is not an acceptable response.“

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#3029785 30-Jan-2023 21:28

I can understand that. How long before it inadvertently generates some malicious code that someone blindly tries to use?

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#3030234 1-Feb-2023 11:13

Seems we will see less 'alternative facts' from ChatGPT.
New Job category in the making Ai fact checker :-)

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#3034559 10-Feb-2023 13:41

Oh another update, pity it does not come with fact checking or confidence level mark.

Microsoft are probably close to releasing its own SuperBing with ChatGPT
Though how inserting advertisers products and messages in replies will be interesting.

Then there is Google etc and their response.

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#3035016 11-Feb-2023 15:41

neb: Some commentary on ChatGPT (linked rather than inlined to avoid copyright issues): Dilbert, 16 Jan 2023 Dilbert, 17 Jan 2023

Thank you for picking out some decent Dilbert for me. I have really soured to it since Scott Adams became a Trump shill.

But those strips were pretty bang on with ChatGPT I think.

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#3035251 11-Feb-2023 21:37

Generated Python code to provision a Azure Digital Twin and the corresponding Python code to send data, as a simulated IoT device

The little things make the biggest difference.

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#3035258 11-Feb-2023 22:20

Bing is getting AI

Introducing your copilot for the web: AI-powered Bing and Microsoft Edge - YouTube

Yo Bing, give me a mean plan with x requirements.

Yo Bing, give me a shopping list for the above mean plan organised by grocery section

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#3036311 14-Feb-2023 11:15

Tom Scott has put out a really interesting discussion about how ChatGPT and similar might in hindsight be as disruptive as Napster back in the day.

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#3036962 15-Feb-2023 11:23

ChatGPT lied to me last night.

I asked it (is that the right pronoun?) which Sony cameras come with an FTP client, within the response it included the A6600. This is blatantly wrong. When I responded to point this out it replied that I was indeed correct, but no actual acknowledgment it had given the wrong answer initially.

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#3036964 15-Feb-2023 11:26

floydbloke:

ChatGPT lied to me last night.

I asked it (is that the right pronoun?) which Sony cameras come with an FTP client, within the response it included the A6600. This is blatantly wrong. When I responded to point this out it replied that I was indeed correct, but no actual acknowledgment it had given the wrong answer initially.

How does one access Chat GPT? Is there an app?

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#3036965 15-Feb-2023 11:28

It works in a browser. Just got to https://openai.com/blog/chatgpt/ and sign up.

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