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I'm not sure thats as impressive as it seems. It's good at predicting sequeneces that it has seen before, so STS on steroids.

It's good filtering invalid JSON because it's seen how to do that many times, and is basically acting as a very good semantic text similarity with generative output.

If you ask it to act in a way of something that is niche enough to not be something it's seen a lot it fails horribly.

We haven't exactly figured out what exactly it's encoding. I do not think this empiric example is proof of that, whether the model actually has understanding of what 'red' is as a human does is yet to be determined.



i asked chatgpt to generate hex colours in a pleasing palette. the hex codes matched the colours, and the palette was alright but one colour was off.

then i told it to replace the colour but keep the others the same, and it picked new slightly different hex colours.


And this demonstrates what exactly?




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