"I call it a "bullshit generator" because it generates output "with indifference to the truth"."
yeah, no. the point of post-training with RL is precisely to get the truth on many tasks. Many of the answers in post training are judged on whether they are true or not, not just "RLHF / human preference".
Also it's not like human are perfectly commited to truth always itself and we don't question their overall innate "intelligence" sense.
"The share of Technical Help declined from 12% from all usage in July 2024 to around 5% a year later – this may be because the use of LLMs for programming has grown very rapidly through the API (outside of ChatGPT), for AI assistance in code editing and for autonomous programming agents (e.g. Codex)."
Looks like people moving to the API had a rather small effect.
"[T]he three most common ChatGPT conversation topics are Practical Guidance, Writing, and Seeking Information, collectively accounting for nearly 78% of all messages. Computer Programming and Relationships and Personal Reflection account for only 4.2% and 1.9% of messages respectively."
Less than five percent of requests were classified as related to computer programming. Are you really, really sure that like 99% of such requests come from people that are paying for API access?
gpt-5.1 is a model. It is not an application, like ChatGPT. I didn't say that personal requests were 0% of ChatGPT usage.
If we are talking about a new model release I want to talk about models, not applications.
The number of input tokens that OpenAI models are processing accross all delivery methods (OpenAI's own APIs, Azure) dwarf the number of input tokens that are coming from people asking the ChatGPT app for personal advice. It isn't close.
I don't see any reason to think it's that far off. It's incredibly popular. Wikipedia has it listed as the 5th most popular website in the world. The ChatGPT app has had many months where it was the most downloaded app on both major mobile app stores.
But it suffices to say Biden did not direct any prosecutions at all.
> kept saying he is a Nazi so people would try to shoot him.
These are very different things, you'll need to make a better argument to conflate them. The actions Trump took to direct his DOJ to prosecute is political enemies is a direct action that violates the presumed and intended independence of the DOJ.
You equate those direct actions with something neither Biden nor any Congressional Democrat I know of actually did. Biden never called Trump a Nazi, and never tried to get him killed. In fact Biden increased protection on Trump after there was an attempt on his life.
Do you have any quote I'm unaware of? I do recall that the current Vice President JD Vance has called Trump a Nazi, so apparently that's not really such a concern.
Trump has been accurately labelled a "fascist" by elected Democrats. I don't think that's any different from Trump calling Democrats "communists". He's also called them "fascists" as well.
Trump has his executive orders explained to him right before he signs them.
Yesterday he was asked about this pardon and barely knew what was going on:
“I believe we’re talking about the same person, because I do pardon a lot of people. I don’t know. He was recommended by a lot of people,” Trump said.[0]
The Biden autopen-shadow-government conspiracies are hilarious, though. Every accusation is a confession with MAGAs.
Then it should be asked to give a part of it for free. Not necessarily money by the way.
reply