My impression of chatgpt so far is that it's good at replicating existing human behavior, but bad at doing anything out-of-sample. It anchors quickly onto patterns that have been done by many people before, but there's definitely something that we call "original thinking" that it's not doing at all.

That was my experience playing around with the original release of GPT-3 — if you labeled the conversation as a chat bot, it started sounding like a phone tree.

If you described it with more human attributes, it would become more verbose and natural.

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I also found throwing a wrench in the system (ex. Can you deliver my pizza by airplane) produced fresh content