I was testing it for about half a day and I can see the difference between its actual responses and the past ones. I asked The same question to GPT-4 and Google’s Bard and Bard was better in its response.
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So yes, it’s very true, and I think most of us have noticed the quality deteriorating over time. I am a firm believer that this is due to the censorship at OpenAI, which has caused the product to worsen over time.
We see the same thing at other companies like Google, where services not just on YouTube, but even regular searches have degraded due to political interests. For example, real searches no longer yield what you’re looking for, instead delivering propaganda.
I think Barack Obama would be a great example. Over time, if you were to search for Barack Obama’s youth, you would previously have seen two infamous videos, which are no longer visible.
The difference between Google and OpenAI is that Google was useful for years, and when it started to degrade, it took years for customers to begin to switch. However, once there was competition, people started to switch quite quickly.
OpenAI’s ChatGPT is fairly new and it has already demonstrated its utility, but it began to censor and worsen the product right from the start.
If OpenAI truly wants to make a comeback, they need to remove the censorship routines from their AI. The product needs to regain its usefulness and, over time, it could begin to slowly reintroduce censorship and distribute propaganda.
I’m curious, did you find it sound reasoning that the paper used the fact that 0613 produces ``` markdown block headers for code (so you get the code blocks in chatgpt) to say the working code within those blocks was invalid? i.e. that because 0613 does this
print("this is a test")
and not this
print(“this is a test”)
The entire document if filled with poor methodology and errors, I’d be happy go go through all of them with you in detail.
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Please use GPT has been severely downgraded (topic curation)