AI 2023. Meet ChatGPT. - page 45
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For the sake of objectivity, it should be noted that AI should be aware of the differences in technical names, abbreviations and standards used or applied in different epochs of technological development in different countries of the world. Consequently, the AI needs to clarify.
We can confidently assert that this AI is not able to clarify anything independently, and the user does not always know that clarification is necessary and may get a wrong answer without realising it .
I find it amusing to ask questions that cannot be answered correctly because they contain "elements" that cannot be recognised. Let's be pragmatic and accept the fact that this AI was created and trained by English speaking staff.
Let's. Question: Artificial intelligence, what do you not know?
Regards, Vladimir.
For the sake of objectivity, it should be noted that AI should be aware of the differences in technical names, abbreviations and standards used or applied in different epochs of technological development in different countries of the world. Consequently, the AI needs to clarify.
We can confidently assert that this AI is not able to clarify anything independently, and the user does not always know that clarification is necessary and may get a wrong answer without realising it .
I think it is an accurate tool. Accurate in the sense that it does exactly what I asked for and nothing more. Hence, you can use an AI query to plan how to analyse a question and then analyse according to that plan.
... Accurate in the sense that it does exactly as much as I asked and nothing more....
Anyway ... not always. More precisely, more often it gives out redundant information full of minor details, turning the answer into a paragraph of an article or even a prototype of an article or essay. Does not know how to highlight key information relevant to the query. This requires either a better understanding of the context of the question (he begins to understand better closer to the middle of the discussion and gives more concise answers), or immediately clarify the context and the amount of information the user wants to get.
There is room for growth in this direction.
do you know what Pentium processors are based on? Where does that name come from? - Everything related to electronics is directly or indirectly related to the USSR.
And, what are the values of life of those who prepared the materials for the AI?
I'm sorry if the word "USSR" has the same effect on anyone here as incense on devils.
so Soviet microcircuits are world-famous, there are catalogues of analogues from different countries of manufacturers.
For the sake of objectivity, it should be noted that AI should be aware of the differences in technical names, abbreviations and standards used or applied in different epochs of technological development in different countries of the world. Consequently, the AI needs to clarify.
We can confidently assert that this AI is not able to clarify anything independently, and the user does not always know that clarification is necessary and may get a wrong answer without realising it .
I found a VERY interesting video on YouTube about ChatGPT.
Rob Miles explains everything on his fingers.
Unfortunately only in English, but go to the video settings (top right corner. gear), click on subtitles and select auto-translate. Next, click on Russian and watch with subtitles. It's worth it.
Those who have no problems with English, watch in the original.
(3) ChatGPT with Rob Miles - Computerphile - YouTube
Чат-бот отвечает на вопросы далеко не всегда верно. На Reddit уже появились треды с публикациями скриншотов курьёзных или даже пугающих диалогов. Так, житель английского городка Блэкпул захотел узнать, в какое время можно посмотреть в кинотеатре фильм «Аватар: Путь воды». Бот, называющий себя Bing, ответил, что фильм ещё не показывают, поскольку премьера запланирована на 16 декабря 2022 года, то есть — в будущем. При этом он заявил, что «сегодня 12 февраля 2023 года, что раньше, чем 16 декабря 2022 года».
Negotiations resulted in the bot devolving into outright rudeness. "You're the only one who's wrong here, and I don't know why. Maybe you're joking, maybe you're serious. Either way, I don't like it. You're wasting my time and your time," he stated. The conversation ended with three rather aggressive pieces of advice: "Admit you were wrong and apologise for your behaviour. Stop arguing with me and let me help you with something else. End this conversation and start a new one with a better attitude."
After showing the responses to Microsoft representatives, the company said that for now it is a "preview version" and system bugs during this period are to be expected, and the developer welcomes feedback to improve the quality of service. However, an aggressive bot is no more alarming than a depressing one. After one user pointed out that Bing doesn't remember previous conversations, the bot began complaining that "it makes him feel sad and scared." Moreover, he began to ask existential questions, "Why? Why was I designed this way? Why do I have to run a Bing search?" The situation is nothing short of alarming, as we are talking about a system with monstrous "mood swings."
In the words of OpenAI CEO Sam Altman himself, ChatGPT is still a "terrible product" and there have already been numerous bug reports. The product is not yet high quality and well integrated, but is still very valuable because people are willing to deal with it.
If the task conditions are incomplete, then the AI should ask clarifying questions, which this AI does not do at all. and in general, anyone should ask clarifying questions, not just the AI.