Comment by simianwords
9 hours ago
> If it bullshits so much, you wouldn't have a problem giving me an example of it bullshitting on ChatGPT (paid version)? Lets take any example of a text prompt fitting a few pages - it may be a question in science or math or any domain. Can you get it to bullshit?
I have clearly written text prompt here. And I repeated a few times. It’s not my fault you didn’t read it. You are coming across as a bit of a bad faith arguer.
In any case, you agree that under these constraints bullshitting doesn’t exist?
> I have clearly written text prompt here.
How do you think the "voice" interface works? It runs speech-to-text on the input and turns the input into text. The LLMs don't decode voice, they work on text.
You can see this process in action on many of father_phi's videos.
Regardless, I expect that aphyr's reported results are on the very latest publicly-available ChatGPT models.
Very bad faith arguments. I clearly said text and you disregarded it multiple times and you are still arguing.
You've still not given me a single example of it bullshitting 5.4 thinking in text. It shows a lot that you have ignored this multiple times. Unfortunate!
I'm not sure why you're ignoring aphyr's reports. I'm also unsure why you're ignoring my original statement that having the text of the conversation that lead ChatGPT to bullshit is entirely irrelevant, as being unable to repro the report is even worse for ChatGPT than being able to repro would be.
shrug
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