I had noticed some tweets in Portuguese! I just went back and translated a few of them. This whole thing attracted a lot more attention than I expected (and in unexpected places).
Yes, the ChatGPT-4 interpretation of the “holes” material should be understood within the context of what we know and expect of ChatGPT-4. I just included it in a “for what it’s worth” kind of way so that I had something at least detached from my own viewpoints. If this had been a more seriously considered matter I could have run some more thorough automated sentiment analysis on the data. But I think it speaks for itself, I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on the Chat analysis.
I was using “ontology: in the sense of “A structure of concepts or entities within a domain, organized by relationships”. At the time I wrote the original Semantic Void post, this seemed like an appropriate term to capture patterns of definition I was seeing across embedding space (I wrote, tentatively, “This looks like some kind of (rather bizarre) emergent/primitive ontology, radially stratified from the token embedding centroid.” ). Now that psychoanalysts and philosophers are interested specifically in the appearance of the “penis” reported in this follow-up post, and what it might mean, I can see how this usage might seem confusing.
I had noticed some tweets in Portuguese! I just went back and translated a few of them. This whole thing attracted a lot more attention than I expected (and in unexpected places).
Yes, the ChatGPT-4 interpretation of the “holes” material should be understood within the context of what we know and expect of ChatGPT-4. I just included it in a “for what it’s worth” kind of way so that I had something at least detached from my own viewpoints. If this had been a more seriously considered matter I could have run some more thorough automated sentiment analysis on the data. But I think it speaks for itself, I wouldn’t put a lot of weight on the Chat analysis.
I was using “ontology: in the sense of “A structure of concepts or entities within a domain, organized by relationships”. At the time I wrote the original Semantic Void post, this seemed like an appropriate term to capture patterns of definition I was seeing across embedding space (I wrote, tentatively, “This looks like some kind of (rather bizarre) emergent/primitive ontology, radially stratified from the token embedding centroid.” ). Now that psychoanalysts and philosophers are interested specifically in the appearance of the “penis” reported in this follow-up post, and what it might mean, I can see how this usage might seem confusing.