Thanks! I haven’t tested this, but reading through it seems plausible. This is the first GPT response I’ve seen where it “understood” that the command needed its inputs as two file arguments.
Yes, it often requires a conversation; taking a few turns to discuss the situation and create enough context for it...
The difference between GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 is rather drastic. GPT-4 might still be the only “next generation” system available for public use in the world today (although, to be fair, I have not explored new Anthropic models), and I think it is the first system which often seems to actually demonstrate “true understanding”, whatever the nature of that phenomenon might be.
Thanks! I haven’t tested this, but reading through it seems plausible. This is the first GPT response I’ve seen where it “understood” that the command needed its inputs as two file arguments.
(Though all of my playing was with free 3.5)
Great!
Yes, it often requires a conversation; taking a few turns to discuss the situation and create enough context for it...
The difference between GPT-4 and GPT-3.5 is rather drastic. GPT-4 might still be the only “next generation” system available for public use in the world today (although, to be fair, I have not explored new Anthropic models), and I think it is the first system which often seems to actually demonstrate “true understanding”, whatever the nature of that phenomenon might be.