KATE THOMPSON DAVY: Highways and cul-de-sacs: finding smarts and the Dunning-Kruger effect in today’s AI
The new version of OpenAI’s Chat-GPT, we are told, is more than 80% less likely to be coaxed into creating ‘disallowed content’ than its predecessor
29 March 2023 - 05:00
Forget the speed of light, the past few months has given me a new measure for lightning quick innovation and iteration: the speed of AI.
It’s been four months — just four — since the public was able to get hands-on with OpenAI’s Chat-GPT (built on GPT-3, then 3.5), and earlier this month a fourth edition landed, promising better answers, multimedia processing and — crucially — fewer errors. ..
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