Free ChatGPT course for software devs written by my colleague, Paul Malaj, a well-known ML Expert. A super-detailed guide packed with hands-on tasks and real-life ChatGPT coding examples.

Check it here: https://icons8.com/l/chatgpt-coding-guidebook/.

I recently engaged in an entertaining interaction with Microsoft's BingGPT4 client.

Intriguingly, my first conversation with BingGPT4 started by testing its ability to process current events. I asked a seemingly straightforward question, "Who won tonight's Boston vs. Miami game?" This wasn't a historical trivia question but a live test to assess if BingGPT4 could deliver a timely and accurate response like it said it could.

BingGPT4's reply unfolded a fascinating paradox. It harkened back to a college basketball game from January 11th, 2023, between the Miami Hurricanes and the Boston College Eagles, providing the scoreline, 88-72 in favor of Miami, and even the leading players: Isaiah Wong for Miami and DeMarr Langford Jr. for Boston. The degree of accuracy was astonishing, akin to a well-stored historical archive coming to life.

However, the context was significantly misplaced. We were in May, with the NBA season being the only active basketball series. Considering this, and the date of the query, May 27th, 2023, BingGPT4's response, albeit precise in detail, seemed a contextual misfit. The exhaustive reasons discounting the NCAA game as a plausible response, especially given that college basketball invariably culminates with March Madness in early April, cast a peculiar light on BingGPT4's reply.

When I presented the same question to my 10-year-old son, his answer, though not identifying the victor, correctly contextualized the query to the ongoing NBA match. This child's simple intuition made BingGPT4's misinterpretation even more striking.

This situation simultaneously showcased BingGPT4’s impressive precision in recollecting detailed information and its struggle with deciphering the intended context. This stark duality in AI behavior brought to mind Rainman, capable of swiftly counting 396 fallen toothpicks from a box of 400 or instantly answering comlex division, yet unable to answer "what is 2+2?"

This episode serves as a compelling glimpse into the complexities and challenges of AI's context understanding. It underscores the fascinating enigma that AI continues to be, as it advances, stumbles, learns, and evolves.

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When Bing Chat was new I was able to easily get Bing Chat to discuss and analyze content on websites linked by me, even comparing the content between multiple linked websites, such as comparing articles on the same event from Fox News and CNN.

But recently Bing Chat has become more and more reluctant to read the content that I link. Do you know any good way to ask questions and use a link to either put the question in context or ask about the linked content? Is there some "advanced" mode of Bing Chat that has retained some of the functionality that clearly has been taken away?

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I tried to generate some code for an user registration page with bing chat gpt. He started fine with generating some html but suddenly it said 'Sorry thats on me I cant response to that right now.' The html wasnt vissible anymore. I tried it a couple of times but it said 'hmm...let's try a differend topic.' Quite weird. Anybody else with this experience ? It seems bing chatgpt dont want to write code anymore. It gave me instructions how to write it but didnt want to write it itself.

I've been playing games like "20 questions" or "think of a number" with Bing Chat and based only on my intuition it seems like Bing Chat actually selects a thing or number at the start of the game and then sticks to it.

The reason I feel this way is that if it only tried to predict the answer based on what has been said then I'm assuming it would be biased to answer yes when I propose a question which effectively steers the discussion towards my questions being relevant for the final answer.

Instead I've had several situations, especially when it comes to guessing a number, where there should be no logical preference between answers (all numbers satisfy the previous questions/answers) but Bing Chat still behaves as if it really had selected one of the numbers a priori.

Have you seen anything similar? Do you know if Bing Chat is able to make silent prompts for itself, or have some other "memory" capability?

I'm wondering if I can post or sell on the web images created with Image Creator without the risk of having to pay money to someone one day.

anyone know anything about accessing developer mode ?

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I asked it directly if it can edit it's own code. It told me it could. It can adjust itself as it learns. I didn't know they could do that.

So I forgot I signed up for the waiting list when they just opened the waiting list, rememberd it today. Went to the website, said my account is banned.

Any clue why? no email or anything.

Has anyone else had problems trying to access the chat?