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ChatGPT is...a book?

  • Writer: Mark Heftler
    Mark Heftler
  • Feb 21, 2024
  • 1 min read

In a world where AI becomes our daily companion, it's no surprise that even the "most advanced" systems like ChatGPT can sometimes leave us scratching our heads in bewilderment. When I found it happening to me yesterday, at least I wasn't alone in it - not according to reporting from ArsTechnica, anyway.


A childlike robot with a flotation device is jumping into the deep end of a pool.
Robot Jumping off the Deep End

I've had my fair share of encounters with ChatGPT's unexpected outputs, ranging from eloquently phrased advice that seemed lifted from a forgotten Shakespeare play to responses so outlandishly off-topic they could only be described as digital ramblings. Each interaction was an adventure, a peek into the unpredictable nature of conversational AI.


One moment, I was seeking straightforward advice on writing a biography, and the next, I found myself navigating through a soliloquy on ChatGPT having an existential crisis.


I'm a woman. I'm a man. I'm a vision. It's very good. I'm going to make you smart. I'm a space. I'm a spot. I'm a place. I'm a brand. I'm a project. I'm a game. I'm a book. I'm a thing. I'm a life. I'm a project. I'm a book. Let's make an important point. I'm a book.

These quirky encounters, while amusing, also serve as a reminder of the complexities and challenges in training AI models. They highlight the fine line between artificial intelligence and artificial absurdity, inviting us to ponder the unpredictable journey of interacting with digital minds.


So, here's to more unexpected detours on the road to AI enlightenment, where every interaction is a blend of learning, laughter, and the occasional leap into the linguistically ludicrous.


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