7 Bizarre Things About ChatGPT You Wish You Knew
ChatGPT, which celebrates its first birthday, has changed our lives in many surprising ways. No one, in their wildest dreams, had imagined that a chatbot could become a threat to their jobs or a best friend at work, effortlessly writing copies and emails. Currently, ChatGPT has more than 100 million users. However, despite all the good things it brings along, there are some bizarre things about ChatGPT that you should know. ChatGPT’s birthday is unique, unlike human We asked ChatGPT to write a ‘Haiku’ about its birthday. This was its reply- No cake, just some code, Silent circuits hum with cheer, Bytes mark my birthday. When we further inquired, what’s the emotion behind this poem, it said, “It captures a unique sense of celebration in the digital realm, emphasising the absence of traditional elements like candles, cake, or balloons but highlighting the joy found in the virtual and algorithmic aspects.” What’s with the name ChatGPT? Ever wondered why it’s called ChatGPT and not something more human like Siri, Alexa or even Bard? The co-founder of OpenAI, Sam Altman, aims to avoid blurring the lines between human-to-human relationships and interactions with AI. “We name it ChatGPT and not a person’s name very intentionally. We do a bunch of subtle things in the way you use it to make it clear that you’re not talking to a person,” he revealed in a recent interview. “I personally have deep misgivings about this vision of the future where everyone is super close to AI friends, not more so with human friends or whatever. I personally don’t want that,” he added. However, besides Altman, other employees at OpenAI, including CTO Mira Murati, have fondly taken to calling ChatGPT “Chatty”. hbd Chatty! https://t.co/w5Td1sYDMT— Mira Murati (@miramurati) November 30, 2023 ChatGPT is Sagittarius ChatGPT is Sagittarius and has similar traits as well. Just like Sagittarians, it’s all about positivity and enthusiasm. ChatGPT communicates in a straightforward and honest way, plus it’s generous with sharing information, just like a Sagittarius is known to be. https://twitter.com/elieAI/status/1730332912003006837 Hates math ChatGPT and math have a love-hate relationship. ChatGPT excels at a plethora of tasks, like script writing, explaining complex topics, debugging, code explaining and others, but performs poorly when it comes to math. If ChatGPT were a student, its math workbook would be a collection of doodles and creative interpretations rather than meticulous problem-solving. Drinks 500 ml of water per prompt ChatGPT seems to have a constant thirst, a bit like always needing a drink. It’s got this funny rule that before answering your questions, it wants you to hand over 500 ml of water each time. To put it in perspective, that’s about the same amount of water in a regular 16-ounce bottle. Imagine it as ChatGPT’s way of staying refreshed and hydrated while tackling all your inquiries. So, the next time it seems chatty, just know it might be reaching for its virtual water bottle. Can’t keep secrets Don’t trust ChatGPT with your secrets, you never know when it may spill the beans. A group of researchers recently discovered that they could make ChatGPT share parts of the information it learned during training by asking it to repeat random words continuously. When prompted this way, ChatGPT revealed private details such as email addresses, phone numbers, excerpts from research papers, news articles, Wikipedia entries, and more. Lives in the past, or rather struggles to live in the present ChatGPT doesn’t live in the moment, instead, it always thinks about the past. Whenever you ask it for live information, it responds with, “My training only includes knowledge up until January 2022.”
Ever wondered why it’s called ChatGPT?
Here are the top bizarre things about ChatGPT you should know.
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Siddharth is a media graduate who loves to explore tech through journalism and putting forward ideas worth pondering about in the era of artificial intelligence.