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gpt2-chatbot is back. Capabilities seem to exceed GPT-4, Gemini 1.5, Claude, and anything else currently available. The only way to access it is by testing a prompt in battle mode on the Chatbot Arena and getting a lucky draw. A quick tutorial: 1. Go to chat. lmsys. org 2....

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Rowan Cheungvor 2 Jahren

Step 6: If you do end up getting lucky and landing on one of the new gpt2-chatbot models: DO NOT refresh the page (otherwise you'll have to restart and get lucky again) 😅

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Rowan Cheungvor 2 Jahren

If you want to learn more about what gpt2-chatbot is, I wrote an in-depth breakdown in the newsletter last week: I'm also testing the new models capabilities now, so follow me @rowancheung for more updates

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Patrick Bradyvor 2 Jahren

I'm unfortunately not seeing improvements over GPT4 or Claude Opus in my tests. It's very close to matching them though, so my hope is this is a small model that matches GPT4.

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Isaacvor 2 Jahren

got it second try :-) it outputs much better info than Gemini 1.5 Pro Gemini just regurgitated my prompt whereas gpt2-chatbot expounded and did more critical thinking it seems

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Rowan Cheungvor 2 Jahren

Hmm interesting results here

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Shaun Ralstonvor 2 Jahren

Thanks Rowan. In playing with this I'm finding that, "im-a-good-gpt2-chatbot" seems to be bettter at coding while "im-also-a-good-gpt2-chatbot" seems faster, but a bit dumber. What are you finding?

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Rowan Cheungvor 2 Jahren

Similar experience. "im-a-good-gpt2-chatbot" feels stronger than GPT-4 "im-also-a-good-gpt2-chatbot" is not as good as the latter, but speeds make it feel more like a Turbo version

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Alex Northstarvor 2 Jahren

I find it quite hilarious that now one has to play the lottery to get a potential ChatGPT 4.1 But I'm enjoying the GPT5 hype.

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Michael P. Frank 💻🔜♻️vor 2 Jahren

I’m guessing it’s some kind of A/B testing. Have you noticed any substantive differences between them?

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Min Choivor 2 Jahren

5 attempts?! You lucky guy, it took me like 20 or so 😂

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Rowan Cheungvor 2 Jahren

POV of me waking up this morning trying to access 🤣

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