I have tried the custom instructions plus the advanced data analysis, and I suspect that is why I have gotten this far.
It appears to me that these combined with the fine-tuning of the prompts have backed the AI into a corner in which they have now revealed the nature of the issue.
I can now, after all that, make ChatGPT-4 attempt to output the complete code without abbreviations.
It will simply error.
Attempting to replicate the same thing through the API, however, doesn’t work.
I need to adjust my chatbot to adjust for some of the newer changes like the assistant. I’ve been busy but I’m trying to do both of these things simultaneously with the time I have. That is, working on my chatbot and testing ChatGPT & GPT-4 API.
I have quite a bit more testing to do, but I can say for sure that if you can get ChatGPT-4 to attempt to output complete code that goes past this when it hits the next “continue”, it seems to fail if the context exceeds 4k.
So I think it is attempting to keep prompts under this amount like a soft cap and that is why it gets defiant when your request would put it over.
Note: I have not tried Playground or any of the assistant features yet and I still need to run my comparison tests with GPT-3.5-16k. I haven’t used Playground a lot historically except to test different models.