Submit Your Own Failure Cases (ASCII, Logic, Code, Memory)

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**Submit Your Own Failure Cases (ASCII, Logic, Code, Memory)**

The Rise and Fall of the GOAT: Documenting the Death of a Language Model

As we continue to push the boundaries of artificial intelligence, it's essential to acknowledge the limitations and failures of our creations. The GPT language model, once hailed as a revolutionary breakthrough, has begun to show signs of weakness. In this article, we'll explore the various ways in which GPT has failed, and we invite you to contribute to our public archive of failure cases.

What is the GOAT?

The GOAT (Greatest of All Time) refers to the GPT language model, developed by OpenAI. GPT is a type of transformer-based language model that has been trained on a massive dataset of text from the internet. It's designed to generate human-like text based on a given prompt or input.

Why Document Failure Cases?

Documenting failure cases is crucial for several reasons:

  • Improving the model: By understanding where GPT goes wrong, we can identify areas for improvement and develop more robust models.
  • Transparency: Sharing failure cases promotes transparency and accountability in AI development.
  • Community engagement: Encouraging users to share their experiences helps build a community around AI research and development.

Types of Failure Cases

We're interested in collecting failure cases across several categories:

ASCII Generation Fails

GPT's ability to generate ASCII art has been a popular feature, but it's not immune to errors. If you've encountered issues with ASCII generation, please share your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result.

Syntax Hallucinations

GPT's tendency to hallucinate syntax can lead to incorrect or nonsensical output. If you've encountered syntax hallucinations, please share your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result.

Contradictions in Logic

GPT's ability to reason and understand logic is a critical aspect of its functionality. However, it's not immune to contradictions and paradoxes. If you've encountered contradictions in logic, please share your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result.

Mid-Thread Memory Loss

GPT's ability to maintain context and memory across a conversation or thread is essential. However, it's not immune to memory loss. If you've encountered mid-thread memory loss, please share your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result.

Bans or Censorship from OpenAI Forums

OpenAI's forums are a valuable resource for users to discuss AI-related topics. However, GPT's tendency to generate problematic content has led to bans and censorship. If you've encountered bans or censorship, please share your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result.

How to Contribute

If you've encountered any of the above failure cases, please contribute to our public archive by commenting below with:

  • Your prompt
  • The GPT version you used (and the date)
  • The failure result (what went wrong)
  • Optional: screenshots or repo links

Q&A

Q: What is the purpose of documenting failure cases?

A: Documenting failure cases helps us understand where GPT goes wrong, identify areas for improvement, and develop more robust models.

Q: How can I contribute to the public archive?**

A: Simply comment below with your prompt, the GPT version you used, and the failure result. You can also include screenshots or repo links for further reference.

Q: What types of failure cases are you interested in collecting?

A: We're interested in collecting failure cases across several categories, including ASCII generation fails, syntax hallucinations, contradictions in logic, mid-thread memory loss, and bans or censorship from OpenAI forums.

Q: Why is it essential to document failure cases?

A: Documenting failure cases promotes transparency and accountability in AI development, encourages community engagement, and helps improve the model.

Q: Can I share my failure case anonymously?

A: Yes, you can share your failure case anonymously by omitting your name and contact information.

Q: How will the public archive be used?

A: The public archive will be used to improve the GPT model, promote transparency and accountability in AI development, and engage the community in AI research and development.

Q: Can I contribute failure cases from other AI models?

A: Yes, we welcome contributions from other AI models, but please ensure that the failure case is relevant to the GPT model.

Q: How will the public archive be maintained?

A: The public archive will be maintained by a team of researchers and developers who will review and update the archive regularly.

Q: Can I use the public archive for commercial purposes?

A: Please contact us before using the public archive for commercial purposes. We may require permission or a license agreement.

Q: How can I stay updated on the public archive?

A: Follow us on social media or subscribe to our newsletter to stay updated on the public archive and AI research and development.

Conclusion

The GPT language model has been a revolutionary breakthrough in AI research and development. However, it's not immune to failures and limitations. By documenting failure cases, we can improve the model, promote transparency and accountability, and engage the community in AI research and development. We invite you to contribute to our public archive and help us document the death of the GOAT.