I asked GPT-3 to make a presentation for me
There&#x27;s something I&#x27;d be curious to try with this—which I&#x27;m pretty sure would work.<p>Imagine how the output would differ if we modified the original prompt:<p><i>&quot;A presentation was given at the Hacker News event in Kansai. 
The title of the presentation was&quot;</i><p>—to remark on the <i>quality</i> of the desired output in some way, e.g.:<p><i>&quot;A delightful and surprisingly sophisticated presentation was given at the Hacker News event in Kansai. The presentation&#x27;s clever title indicated&quot;</i><p>Since the output is just supposed to be continuous with the prompt, it can just as well produce material that we see as more difficult&#x2F;accomplished vs. average&#x2F;uninspired. Of course it has its own limits in various categories (insight, coherence, humor—whatever), but those seem quite high from some examples I&#x27;ve seen: I think more typically the apparent quality of the output is limited by what the prompt suggests the quality should be.<p>In either case, how wild to have a tool where you can essentially just ask its output to be &quot;better&quot; and it&#x27;ll probably work.<p>(Of course the output being &quot;better&quot; in this way is strictly from certain perspectives while its intrinsic behavior remains unchanged, but for most intents and purposes it seems that you can get genuine improvement practically just by asking for it.)