[teruakohatu]

I tried the 7b version. It goes off on a tangent for just about every prompt. Any one know how to avoid this?

For example:

<Prompt># Write a simple python function that # 1. Ask me for a number in mile # 2. It converts miles to kilometers

import </prompt>

<response>math, random #define a variable distance = input('Please enter the Miles:') Average Gasoline Prices By State In July [CHART] Gas prices rose last week as crude oil futures spiked higher amid concerns about tensions in Egypt and North Africa. The average national price of gas increased to $3.50 per gallon from Thursday, up 21 cents a day after the Energy Information Administration reported that wholesale motor fuels inventories declined last week by more than half-a-million barrels (http://www.eia.gov/cneaf/electricity/epm_table3.html) </response>

[fwlr]

These models aren’t finetuned to understand conversational requests like ChatGPT is. You have to prompt it by giving it the beginning of the thing you want instead.

Try

  def prompt_user_for_miles_and_convert_to_kilometres:

[boredemployee]

I'm not a specialist, but maybe it's not fine tuned for writing code. I got that sort of answer with old models of gpt3 as well.