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Unveiling ChatGPT's Altered Behavior: GPT-4 Turmoil or Seasonal Influence?

2024/01/08 11:44

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Users noticed a shift in ChatGPT's behavior, labeled as "lazy" due to delayed responses and incomplete solutions. Speculation ensues about the cause behind this change.

ChatGPT's "Lazy" Phase

Users raised concerns about ChatGPT Plus's performance linked to the GPT-4 large language model. Complaints revolved around the necessity to fragment inputs and limits of 50 messages in three hours.

OpenAI's Acknowledgment

OpenAI admitted ChatGPT's slowdown in early December 2023, attributing it to the unpredictable nature of large language models. Encouraging words or simple requests seemed to revive ChatGPT.

GPT-4 Turbo and Custom "GPTs"

OpenAI introduced custom "GPTs" and unveiled GPT-4 Turbo. While not explicitly upgrading ChatGPT, speculation arose that transitioning to the Turbo model might explain delays and subpar responses.

Human Seasonal Influence

Developer Simon Willison suggested that ChatGPT's responses might be linked to the timestamp of queries, aligning with the winter break and holiday season. Data analysis revealed potential impacts of query dates on response lengths.

Divided Opinions and Speculation

The cause of ChatGPT's "lazy" behavior remains a mystery. Is it due to transitioning to GPT-4 Turbo, human seasonal patterns, or a combination? Limited updates from OpenAI intensify speculation within the AI community.

In the face of these changes, the central question persists: Is this a temporary phase, a deliberate choice, or indicative of a deeper shift in AI dynamics?

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