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, "I am a shape-shifter. I can't change the world. I
can only change myself." It was a promise to not change to fit into the
Hollywood mold: "I think that's a really special thing, to not change
yourself. I think it's a really special thing to say, `This is what's
inside of me, I'm proud of it, and I'm not going to be ashamed because of
the way that someone else thinks I should be.'" Now, it's the Oscars, and
Phoenix is at it again. But this time, his publicist is saying he'll be
wearing a tux no matter what.<p>Megyn Kelly was not impressed, and she let him have it on The Tonight Show.
"You know, I feel like, I feel like you could have worn the tux," she says.
"But you're saying you're a shape-shifter. I don't know if you can change
your tux, but you can change your mind. You can change your mind. You can
change your mind." Phoenix says he did, but it didn't stick. "I was like,
`Okay, I'm going to wear a tuxedo to this thing.' And then I thought, `I
don't want to wear a tuxedo to this thing.'" Kelly goes on to encourage him
to change his mind again, but Phoenix says it's too late: "I'm committed to
wearing this."