Just subscribed...GREAT i am amazed what CHAT can do...wow.A 50 year philatelist from Greece. I collect mainly countries Greece, New Zealand, Britain, Cyprus, Cook islands. I use Album Easy to make my own stamp album pages...Thanks.
Thank you so much for your interest and support Roger! Please let me know if you find any additional useful philatelic information while exploring ChatGPT!
Thanks for a very interesting video touching on the future! I have been playing around with ChatGPT and another AI, Jasper. In some regards I found Jasper to be better than ChatGPT in some respects, but one unfortunately has to buy it after some free exploration. Apart from stamp collecting questions to ChatGPT which it answered pretty well, as you saw, I also tested it for scientific (taxonomic) information. That was very inaccurate and bad, and it tried to explain why it was not able to be accurate when I gave it my follow up feedback. It is apparently only accurate up to 2021 and is largely based on statistics of information. Eventually it gave up when I told it I am giving up on it. :) But it is amazing. It for example picked up on my mood.
Thank you so much. I haven't yet tried Jasper and still exploring what ChatGPT can do. It's pretty amazing even if not 100 accurate, as you note it only has access to information up to 2021.
An interesting experiment, thanks. ChatGPT failed to understand that the largest stamp collection in the world is actually owned by King Charles III. It would be interesting to ask ChatGPT what is the current status of Queen Elizabeth II. ChatGPT claimed Alexander Hanff was dead when he is still alive, so would ChatGPT also claim Queen Elizabeth II is still alive when she is not? :)
When I played with it, it mentioned it is only accurate up to 2021 - if I remember the year correctly. Anyway, it is not up to date up to the very present moment.
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Just subscribed...GREAT i am amazed what CHAT can do...wow.A 50 year philatelist from Greece. I collect mainly countries Greece, New Zealand, Britain, Cyprus, Cook islands. I use Album Easy to make my own stamp album pages...Thanks.
Thank you so much for your interest and support Roger! Please let me know if you find any additional useful philatelic information while exploring ChatGPT!
Thanks for a very interesting video touching on the future! I have been playing around with ChatGPT and another AI, Jasper. In some regards I found Jasper to be better than ChatGPT in some respects, but one unfortunately has to buy it after some free exploration. Apart from stamp collecting questions to ChatGPT which it answered pretty well, as you saw, I also tested it for scientific (taxonomic) information. That was very inaccurate and bad, and it tried to explain why it was not able to be accurate when I gave it my follow up feedback. It is apparently only accurate up to 2021 and is largely based on statistics of information. Eventually it gave up when I told it I am giving up on it. :) But it is amazing. It for example picked up on my mood.
Thank you so much. I haven't yet tried Jasper and still exploring what ChatGPT can do. It's pretty amazing even if not 100 accurate, as you note it only has access to information up to 2021.
An interesting experiment, thanks. ChatGPT failed to understand that the largest stamp collection in the world is actually owned by King Charles III. It would be interesting to ask ChatGPT what is the current status of Queen Elizabeth II. ChatGPT claimed Alexander Hanff was dead when he is still alive, so would ChatGPT also claim Queen Elizabeth II is still alive when she is not? :)
ChatGPT has access to data up to 2021. The more I play around with it the more I discover what it can and cannot do.
When I played with it, it mentioned it is only accurate up to 2021 - if I remember the year correctly. Anyway, it is not up to date up to the very present moment.