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How Trying to Teach ChatGTP3 to Write from the Heart Taught Me Something about All of Us | by Guy Hasson | Jan, 2023

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How Trying to Teach ChatGTP3 to Write from the Heart Taught Me Something about All of Us | by Guy Hasson | Jan, 2023

Recently I’ve been trying to teach ChatGPT3 to write like an artist. By that I mean, to write from its own ‘heart’, from its unique experience, from its own vantage point.I’ve been trying to do it the same way I have done for new writers, helping reach their own uniqueness rather than to copy what others have written.Here’s what happened.Stage #1: Trying to Create MetaphorsI thought I’d try to get ChatGPT3 to create a metaphor about itself. Metaphors, after all, reveal more than they say.I tried to ease in, writing “Can you write metaphors?”It answered: “Yes, I can write metaphors. A metaphor is a figure of speech that compares two things or concepts indirectly by using a word or phrase that is normally used to describe something else. For example, “The road was a ribbon of moonlight” is a...

I Tried to Teach ChatGPT3 to Write From Its Unique Experience — Here’s What Happened | by Guy Hasson | Jan, 2023

I decided to take ChatGPT3 to a writing class. I mean a real writing class. One that takes you seriously and tries to get a story out of your soul. One that works hard to help you when you fail to express yourself and helps you find your way.This is what happened.ChatGPT3 is an impressive piece of technology. But, having played with it quite a bit, I quickly came to a conclusion that it can’t (yet) write as well as a really good author.If you dig deep into its writing ‘problem’, the fact that it’s using machine learning means that it can only observe what we do and then approximate it. But it can’t be original.Being original is the most basic thing any good author does.However… I decided not to give up on dear old ChatGPT3 (henceforth: “The Student”). Perhaps I could get it to write someth...

How to teach your chatbot to recommend rather than give a generic answer | by Rensen Ho | Jan, 2022

Source: https://leapdesign.com/upsideup/2010/04/28/decision-tree/Have you asked a specific question to a chatbot, only to get a “read more” link to another page? For example, whether you ask a broad question like “is the stadium open?” or a specific question like “are the indoor courts open despite the rain?”, the bot links you to a lengthy page for more information about the venue operating hours and conditions.If you have grown your FAQ bot to serve thousands of unique questions, that’s a fantastic accomplishment! However, if every intent is designed to return one kind of response, then that single response will serve a bucket of questions at various specificity. There are more details provided in the question, but the bot fails to capture and utilise the entities for decision making. In...