Alright, let’s see. I feel there is a somewhat interesting angle to the question whether this post has been written by a GPT-variation, probably not the 3rd or 4th (public) iteration, (assuming that’s how the naming scheme was laid out, as I am not completely sure of that despite having some circumstantial evidence), at least not without heavy editing and/or iterating it a good few times. As I do not seem to be able to detect the “usual” patterns these models display(ed), of course disregarding the common “as an AI...” disclaimer type stuff you would of course have removed.
That leaves the curious fact that you referred to the engine as GTP-5, which seems like a “hallucination” that the different GPT versions still seem to come up with from time to time, (unless this is a story about a version that is not publicly available yet, seeming unlikely when looking at how the information is phrased) which also seems to tie into something I have noticed, that if you ask the program to correct the previous output, some errors seem to persist after a self-check. So we would be none the wiser.
Though if the text would have been generated by asking the AI to write an opinion piece based on a handful of statements, it is a different story altogether as we would only be left with language idiosyncrasies, and possibly the examples used to try and determine whether this text is AI-generated, making the challenge a little less “interesting”. Since I feel there are a lot of constructs and “phrasings” present that I would not expect the program to generate, based on some of the angles in logic, that seem a little too narrow compared to what I would expect from it, and some “bridges” (or “leaps” in this case) also do not seem as obvious as the author would like to make them seem, or at the order in which the information is presented, and flows. Though maybe you could “coax” the program to fill in the blanks in a manner fitting of the message, at which point I must congratulate you for making the program go against its programming in this manner! Which is something I could have started with of course, though I feel when mapping properties you must not let yourself be distracted by “logic” yet! So all in all when looking at the used language I feel it is unlikely this is the product of GPT-output, personally.
I also have a little note on one of the final points, I think it would not necessarily be best to start off with giving the model a “robot body”, especially if it was already at the level that would be prerequisite for such a function, it would have to be able to manipulate its environment so precisely that it would not cause damage. Which is a level that I suspect would tie into a certain level of autonomy, though then we are already starting it of with an “exoskeleton” that would be highly flexible and capable. Which seems like it could be fun, though also possibly worrying.
(I hope this post was not out of line, I was looking through recent posts to see whether I could find something to start participating here, and this was the second message I ran into, and the first that was not so comprehensive that I would spend all the time I have at the moment looking at the provided background information)
Alright, let’s see. I feel there is a somewhat interesting angle to the question whether this post has been written by a GPT-variation, probably not the 3rd or 4th (public) iteration, (assuming that’s how the naming scheme was laid out, as I am not completely sure of that despite having some circumstantial evidence), at least not without heavy editing and/or iterating it a good few times. As I do not seem to be able to detect the “usual” patterns these models display(ed), of course disregarding the common “as an AI...” disclaimer type stuff you would of course have removed.
That leaves the curious fact that you referred to the engine as GTP-5, which seems like a “hallucination” that the different GPT versions still seem to come up with from time to time, (unless this is a story about a version that is not publicly available yet, seeming unlikely when looking at how the information is phrased) which also seems to tie into something I have noticed, that if you ask the program to correct the previous output, some errors seem to persist after a self-check. So we would be none the wiser.
Though if the text would have been generated by asking the AI to write an opinion piece based on a handful of statements, it is a different story altogether as we would only be left with language idiosyncrasies, and possibly the examples used to try and determine whether this text is AI-generated, making the challenge a little less “interesting”. Since I feel there are a lot of constructs and “phrasings” present that I would not expect the program to generate, based on some of the angles in logic, that seem a little too narrow compared to what I would expect from it, and some “bridges” (or “leaps” in this case) also do not seem as obvious as the author would like to make them seem, or at the order in which the information is presented, and flows. Though maybe you could “coax” the program to fill in the blanks in a manner fitting of the message, at which point I must congratulate you for making the program go against its programming in this manner! Which is something I could have started with of course, though I feel when mapping properties you must not let yourself be distracted by “logic” yet! So all in all when looking at the used language I feel it is unlikely this is the product of GPT-output, personally.
I also have a little note on one of the final points, I think it would not necessarily be best to start off with giving the model a “robot body”, especially if it was already at the level that would be prerequisite for such a function, it would have to be able to manipulate its environment so precisely that it would not cause damage. Which is a level that I suspect would tie into a certain level of autonomy, though then we are already starting it of with an “exoskeleton” that would be highly flexible and capable. Which seems like it could be fun, though also possibly worrying.
(I hope this post was not out of line, I was looking through recent posts to see whether I could find something to start participating here, and this was the second message I ran into, and the first that was not so comprehensive that I would spend all the time I have at the moment looking at the provided background information)