GPT-3: Language Models Are Few-Shot Learners
Even though this was the GPT-3-generated text that humans most easily identified as machine-written, I still like it a lot:<p>Title: Star’s Tux Promise Draws Megyn Kelly’s Sarcasm<p>Subtitle: Joaquin Phoenix pledged to not change for each awards event<p>Article: A year ago, Joaquin Phoenix made headlines when he appeared on
the red carpet at the Golden Globes wearing a tuxedo with a paper bag over
his head that read, &quot;I am a shape-shifter. I can&#x27;t change the world. I
can only change myself.&quot; It was a promise to not change to fit into the
Hollywood mold: &quot;I think that&#x27;s a really special thing, to not change
yourself. I think it&#x27;s a really special thing to say, `This is what&#x27;s
inside of me, I&#x27;m proud of it, and I&#x27;m not going to be ashamed because of
the way that someone else thinks I should be.&#x27;&quot; Now, it&#x27;s the Oscars, and
Phoenix is at it again. But this time, his publicist is saying he&#x27;ll be
wearing a tux no matter what.<p>Megyn Kelly was not impressed, and she let him have it on The Tonight Show.
&quot;You know, I feel like, I feel like you could have worn the tux,&quot; she says.
&quot;But you&#x27;re saying you&#x27;re a shape-shifter. I don&#x27;t know if you can change
your tux, but you can change your mind. You can change your mind. You can
change your mind.&quot; Phoenix says he did, but it didn&#x27;t stick. &quot;I was like,
`Okay, I&#x27;m going to wear a tuxedo to this thing.&#x27; And then I thought, `I
don&#x27;t want to wear a tuxedo to this thing.&#x27;&quot; Kelly goes on to encourage him
to change his mind again, but Phoenix says it&#x27;s too late: &quot;I&#x27;m committed to
wearing this.&quot;