-: So interestingly enough, just as an example that ChatGPT
isn't always going to give you
the most accurate information,
I was actually able to get it to report something
that is seemingly inconsistent
with what we just saw on the homepage of ChatGPT,
which is that under their methods section,
OpenAI has written that they train the model
using reinforcement learning from human feedback, or RLHF.
So, I am trying to fact-check that with ChatGPT itself.
And queried if he was trained or it was trained using RLHF.
And it responded saying it's not familiar with that term.
So, then I clarify, and sure enough it reports a no.
So, dangerous, sometimes it can sort of lie to you,
but it's never in its intention to lie to you.
It's just because the data that it was trained on
just did not agree with maybe something
that was seemingly updated in the future.
So, this probably may have come after,
or maybe it wasn't included in its training data,
which is a pretty big limitation.
But for a lot of the use cases,
we're gonna be exploring in this course, it's again,
not going to be that much of a hindrance.