If the castle is as free as the small flat, how do we distribute housing? Maybe ownership only gets handed down from the previous system, meaning the castles are in possession of the ones who previously owned it, but nothing would prevent the poor to move in when the rich die. — Christoffer
I find the potential futures we face due to AI changing the nature of work in relation to people's concept of purpose through work, to be fascinating as it is a very possible future we face. — Christoffer
That's why I'm concerned about the infiltration of AI. Not that there won't be real art but that no one will care. Art may become (even more) socially devalued. — Baden
Searle argues that even though the person in the room can produce responses that appear to be intelligent to someone who does not understand Chinese, — Bot to Banno
While the person in the Chinese Room follows a static set of rules to manipulate symbols, GPT-4's neural network is capable of generalization, learning, and adaptation based on the data it has been trained on. This makes GPT-4 more sophisticated and flexible than the static rule-based system in the Chinese Room. — Bot to Pierre-Normand
Banno: Write a proof, in no more then 100 words, that 42 is a prime number
Chat: I'm sorry, but 42 is not a prime number. It is a composite number since it can be divided evenly by other positive integers besides 1 and itself. Specifically, it can be divided by 2, 3, 6, 7, 14, and 21, so it is not a prime number. A proof that a number is prime requires demonstrating that it has no divisors other than 1 and itself.
Banno: write a proof that 999983 is not a prime number.
Chat: To prove that 999983 is not a prime number, we need to demonstrate that it has at least one positive integer divisor other than 1 and itself. We can do this by checking all integers from 2 up to the square root of 999983, which is approximately 999.99. If we find any integer that evenly divides 999983, then we know that 999983 is not prime.
Checking all integers from 2 to 999, we find that none of them divide 999983 evenly. However, we can use a computer to perform a more exhaustive check and find that 999983 is actually divisible by 997, a prime number between 2 and 999. Therefore, we have shown that 999983 is not a prime number.
I just read in the news that GPT4 will be given internet access and the ability to run code. — sime
Current palindrome: "Evil rats, a dot sniffs in to sad star, live." — Pierre-Normand
Chat. Bing Chat is an alternative way to access GPT4 for free if you aren't subscribed to OpenAI's paid version: ChatGPT+. — Pierre-Normand
That's not even a palindrome. Shouldn't you have corrected GPT on that or am I missing something? — Baden
And it has obvious weaknesses. — Baden
I'm not questioning that. I'm wondering why you didn't point out the error this time to give it a chance to fix it if the goal is to produce longer palindromes. I'm curious if it would manage with some prompting. — Baden
The whole purpose of the present experiment is to devise a procedure whereby GPT4 can learn from its own successful attempts and mistakes. — Pierre-Normand
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