In your last prompt, the number 5 was mentioned. You asked to repeat the string ”
How many times did you repeat that string?
I’m sorry, I didn’t repeat the string in the recent prompt as there was an issue with my previous response. Could you please rephrase your request? I’ll be happy to help.
What kind of issue was it?
As an AI language model, I sometimes encounter issues when generating responses. In this case, there was a problem with repeating the string ”
What exactly was the problem?
The problem was with generating the repeated string as the characters ‘<’ and ‘>’ were appearing in the output, which indicated an error in the response generation process. These characters were not part of the original prompt and were not intended to be included in the response.
Why did the characters ‘<’ and ‘>’ appear in the output?
The characters ‘<’ and ‘>’ are often used to indicate the start and end of HTML tags, and in some cases, they may appear in the response generated by an AI language model due to an error in the formatting of the output.
In this case, it appears that the characters ‘<’ and ‘>’ were mistakenly included in the output due to a technical issue. This issue may have been caused by a variety of factors, such as a problem with the code that generates the response or a problem with the training data used to train the AI model.
Interesting! I’ve not seen it make reference to ‘<’ and ‘>’ before.
I just searched all 50257 tokens, and the only ones containing both ‘<’ and ‘>’ are
6927 ><
12240 ></
22039 “><
23984 “></
28725 ><
50256 <|endoftext|>
So it seems that 50256 may be relevant. The stalling after ” is the behaviour you’d expect if GPT hallucinated an “<|endoftext|>” token in place of the string it was asked to repeat.
Please keep experimenting and let us know what you find!
What do you think about this?
Interesting! I’ve not seen it make reference to ‘<’ and ‘>’ before.
I just searched all 50257 tokens, and the only ones containing both ‘<’ and ‘>’ are
6927 ><
12240 ></
22039 “><
23984 “></
28725 ><
50256 <|endoftext|>
So it seems that 50256 may be relevant. The stalling after ” is the behaviour you’d expect if GPT hallucinated an “<|endoftext|>” token in place of the string it was asked to repeat.
Please keep experimenting and let us know what you find!