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> It is not only overly polite this is a deliberate goal of OpenAI's training, not an emergent feature of the underlying technology. > constantly wrong how c
by exit 4y ago
> It is not only overly polite
this is a deliberate goal of OpenAI's training, not an emergent feature of the underlying technology.
> constantly wrong
how close to right do you think it gets with the "Three Pints of Guinness" explanation?
i would have given full marks for and additional comment like "it's considered funny because the man himself claims to have quit drinking but he actually continues to do so via the tradition"
nevertheless, it does a remarkable job of parsing the structure of the joke and conveying this parsing via natural language.
to me, my "additional comment" looks like just a further iteration on presenting this parsing. i would say it gets very close to "completely right".
- matt_kantor 4y agoInteresting. My first thought upon reading that one was that "he says he quit drinking but is obviously currently drinking" is the first thing I'd explain about the punchline (then moving on to explain how that connects to the tradition).
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