Hi, my position on the issue is that LLMs are powerful but may make mistakes in long context problems like coding (which the harness solves by feedback). But makes close to no (undergrad level) mistakes in questions that fit 2-3 pages. For you personally: do you believe me on this specific part on 2-3 pages?
I don't know what aphyr did and tbh his whole screed on LLMs make me feel he didn't use it properly or at least coming from a bad faith angle.
That's why I'm asking you (and others). Please come up with a text prompt spanning < 4 pages and lets see if it bullshits.
Surely the implication of such a screed is that it should be super simple to find at least one example of it clearly bullshitting in my constraint, no? Or am I interpreting the post in a bad faith way?
Neat.
So, despite the fact that it looks like you have to pay for ChatGPT Voice mode with video, [0] it doesn't count as an
That is, father_phi's use of what seems to be a paid version of ChatGPT to have a bullshit-filled conversation that definitely spans less than four pages doesn't count?[0] The page at [1] declares that the video feature is "Available in ChatGPT Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise, and Edu on mobile"
[1] <https://chatgpt.com/features/voice-with-video/>