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by User23
1261 days ago
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It's absolutely a knowledge base. The "training data" is its raw database which is then preprocessed to speed up the query engine. Then it does some additional processing to return amalgamated results from that database when presented with a query, which for some reason they call a "prompt." It's clever, but when you view the training data as part of the program source code, which it absolutely is, the information entropy of its output is miniscule. |
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