tl/dr: Yes, but there's lotttt of engineering between where we are now and a reliable product. This article does a good job of summarizing it:https://minimaxir.com/2020/07/gpt3-expectations/ …
I'm going to start tinkering with GPT-3 next week. But fill me in (I'm completely not technical): can this work to help 1) users get more hyper-relevant content from the media 2) summarize the news each day? Or are we still long way off?
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I'm OK with not having an algorithm decide my news at all.
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Agreed!
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I'm also hoping to test GPT-3 on some media tasks - personally focusing on local news. I am technical so I'd be happy to partner on this in some capacity, if interested. Especially while I wait for my API key
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It knows what it knows *at the point it was trained*, ie it was trained once on a big chunk of information from 2019, so eg has very little concept of COVID - so will be sub-optimal on *new* topics
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I dont think we are a long way off.
@MatthewDP uses NLP to report on stock news and started way before GPT-3 was available. So, I think the ability is here. From what I understand, feed it relevant news, and it can generate content.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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My personal opinion. It will just pollute the internet with low-quality content which Google will be able to detect the vast majority of the time. Google does it already for automatically generated content.
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