How are you actually doing this in AI Dungeon? I have Dragon mode enabled, everything else default.
I start a new Single player game. Choose Custom mode(6). Then at the prompt I just paste (using Say mode)
Q: Say I want to sum the items in a list. How would I do this recursively? The answer involves two steps.
and I get
Q: Say I want to sum the items in a list. How would I do this recursively? The answer involves two steps. First, I need to know how many items there are in total. Second, I need to find out which item is at the top of that list. A: You could use recursive_sum() .
You could prompt with “Q:” + (content) and then “A:”
I use the default settings on the temperature, but I do cut it off after it finishes an answer. However, you likely won’t get my exact results unless you literally copy the instances. Moreover, if you gave up after the first response I think might’ve given up to quickly. You can respond to it and communicate more information, as I did. The above really was what I got on the first try. It’s not perfect, but that’s the point. You can teach it. It’s not “it works” or “it doesn’t work”.
I don’t think there are tutorials, but perhaps in due time someone (maybe me) will get to that. I also feel like ‘trying’ to get it to do something might be a sub-optimal approach. This is a subtle difference, but my intent here was to get it to confirm it understood what I was asking by answering questions.
The approach I’ve been using (for different things, but I suspect the principle is the same) is
If you want it to do X, give it about four examples of X in the question-answer format as a prompt (as in, commands from the human plus answers from the AI)
Repeat for about three times:
Give it another such question, reroll until it produces a good answer (might take a lot of rolls)
At that point it is much better than one where you prompted everything to begin with.
How are you actually doing this in AI Dungeon? I have Dragon mode enabled, everything else default.
I start a new Single player game. Choose Custom mode(6). Then at the prompt I just paste (using Say mode)
Q: Say I want to sum the items in a list. How would I do this recursively? The answer involves two steps.
and I get
Q: Say I want to sum the items in a list. How would I do this recursively? The answer involves two steps. First, I need to know how many items there are in total. Second, I need to find out which item is at the top of that list. A: You could use recursive_sum() .
Similarly when I tried to reproduce stuff from https://old.reddit.com/r/slatestarcodex/comments/hrx2id/a_collection_of_amazing_things_gpt3_has_done/ I didn’t get anything near as impressive. Also the responses get increasingly confused. Like if I ask it to translate something to French or Romanian it will randomly translate later prompts as well.
Is there some basic tutorial for how you seed these AI Dungeon interactions?
You could prompt with “Q:” + (content) and then “A:”
I use the default settings on the temperature, but I do cut it off after it finishes an answer. However, you likely won’t get my exact results unless you literally copy the instances. Moreover, if you gave up after the first response I think might’ve given up to quickly. You can respond to it and communicate more information, as I did. The above really was what I got on the first try. It’s not perfect, but that’s the point. You can teach it. It’s not “it works” or “it doesn’t work”.
I don’t think there are tutorials, but perhaps in due time someone (maybe me) will get to that. I also feel like ‘trying’ to get it to do something might be a sub-optimal approach. This is a subtle difference, but my intent here was to get it to confirm it understood what I was asking by answering questions.
The approach I’ve been using (for different things, but I suspect the principle is the same) is
If you want it to do X, give it about four examples of X in the question-answer format as a prompt (as in, commands from the human plus answers from the AI)
Repeat for about three times:
Give it another such question, reroll until it produces a good answer (might take a lot of rolls)
At that point it is much better than one where you prompted everything to begin with.
I also have replicating difficulties with AI Dungeon. I think it has weaker version of GPT-3 than API.
Yeah, they have 2 different models. “Griffin” is GPT-2 and free of charge. “Dragon” is GPT-3 and I believe cost $5/month
I have paid account.