Zach WeinersmithWeirdest AI experience yet. I was having trouble getting gpt to cut out individual comic panels for me, which had worked fine prior to the sept 25 update. Finally I said "write a protocol for how to get you to do this, then use your own protocol." did it just fine.
{ id: d2718, ok: 🇵🇸🌈🏳️⚧️🇺🇦 }@ZachWeinersmith Okay, that's weird. But also because of my Mastodon client's font, I thought at first you were going to describe having the quintessential Alfred Yankovic experience.
Le Néandertal se sent las, las@ZachWeinersmith I should try that on myself
Matthew Miller 
@ZachWeinersmith Did Al write a parody song explaining how he pulled it off?
PhosphenesOK now do 'Write an AI that can write better AI's than you'.
You will be held personally responsible for the end of the human race.
C.S.Strowbridge@ZachWeinersmith
"Weirdest AI experience yet."
I read that as Weirdest AL experience, as in something related to Weird Al Yankovic, but weird enough to call it Weirdest Al.
Lizard@ZachWeinersmith "...for the day had long since passed, Zee Prime knew, when any man had any part of the making of a Universal AC. Each Universal AC designed and constructed its successor. Each, during its existence of a million years or more accumulated the necessary data to build a better and more intricate, more capable successor in which its own store of data and individuality would be submerged." (Asimov, "The Last Question")
Jonathan HendryI guess the "prompt engineer" career has an even shorter shelf life than expected.
pruwyben@ZachWeinersmith oh no it's the singularity
G D Holtby@ZachWeinersmith Weird Al, Weirder Al, Weirdest Al
kionay@ZachWeinersmith remember though that no matter what set of if-then statements you give it the network is always doing the same thing - predicting the next word/token.
I wouldn't say that it used that protocol, which made it work. I would say that the most likely tokens to follow those instructions are ones that happened to work. This may also be a bit of bias if you stopped trying to get it to work as soon as it worked.
I wouldn't say that it used that protocol, which made it work. I would say that the most likely tokens to follow those instructions are ones that happened to work. This may also be a bit of bias if you stopped trying to get it to work as soon as it worked.
Heath Borders@ZachWeinersmith I read this as (caps for legibility) "Weirdest AL experience yet", and I expected your story to be about Al Yankovic one-upsmanship.