Two months ago, the world was shocked when ChatGPT appeared on the internet. Soon, users became concerned that dishonest kids might use this software to cheat in school. Now OpenAI - the company behind ChatGPT - has released what many believe will be a cure for this poison: an app designed to detect AI-generated text.
This tool can accurately detect whether a piece of text was generated by human intelligence (AI) or not. It marks a green bar to indicate it may have been human-generated content and red bar to suggest AI generated content.
It can recognize a range of languages as well as non-language activities that involve reasoning. The model has been trained on an enormous dataset from text on the Internet and books, enabling it to generate human-like language with precision.
GPT-3 differs from other models in that it isn't trained on task-specific data. This means it may not perform as well on specific language tasks as other models, but still has applications across a range of other domains.
Another important factor in determining the quality of an output is 'temperature' setting, which controls randomness in response. A temperature of zero forces the engine to follow a predefined pattern while a value of 1 encourages it to be as creative as possible.
Other settings that can be altered include 'Response Length', 'Frequency Penalty' and 'Presence Penalty'. All these values range from 0 to 64; this ensures GPT-3 generates an accurate response regardless of input.
In the meantime, we look forward to releasing an even more advanced version of ChatGPT in the near future. With this upgrade, we anticipate having an even more accurate and realistic AI chatbot for use on our phones.
If you want to try out ChatGPT for free on a web browser, all that's required is visiting the application website and creating an account. After doing this, the application will launch automatically.
Once signed up, you can test out the ChatGPT model by visiting the Playground page. This page offers 49 tools to assist with testing out the engine and also allows feedback to the OpenAI team on problematic outputs or false positives from the Playground.
The Playground page also offers several useful features. It can show the results of your test run and let you save presets for future experiments.
Selecting one of the default presets is a great way to test out ChatGPT's language generation capabilities. Whether you're working on an educational project, game or application that requires natural language interaction, these pre-sets will come in handy.