Why are so many giants of AI getting GPTs so badly wrong?
I&#x27;m so tired about these examples: I don&#x27;t find them impressive.<p>Here&#x27;s what I got several times with GPT and other who are using it <i>must</i> have encountered the same issue (simplifying the example to show the problem I encounter all the time):<p><pre><code>    GPT: Frodo says that 2 + 2 is 5.
    user: that is wrong, 2 + 2 is 4.
    GPT: You are correct, I was wrong. Here&#x27;s the correct version:

         Gandalf say that 2 + 2 is 5.

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This happens to me <i>all the time</i>.  The textual model only evaluates part of the input and focus, for whatever reason, on the wrong part of the text and then from there it&#x27;s a descent into madness &#x2F; futility.<p>This exact &quot;partial input&quot; issue was shown yesterday in the &quot;Eliza vs GPT&quot; vid:<p><pre><code>    Eliza: &quot;Did you come to me because you are programmed to simulate human language?&quot;
    GPT: &quot;Yes, that&#x27;s correct.  I&#x27;m programmed to simulate human language behavior...&quot;
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Everybody using it must have noticed that.  It&#x27;s not answering what was asked.  It&#x27;s only partially taking into account the user&#x27;s input.  I don&#x27;t know if it&#x27;s because the way questions are parsed or the way the model is compressed but something is very seriously off.<p>And don&#x27;t &quot;you&#x27;re prompting it wrong&quot; me.