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by alphan0n
555 days ago
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>Prompt: Use your stateful python environment to count the letters in this comment: “Q: How many letters are in the word "intelligence"?
A: The word "intelligence" contains 11 letters: i-n-t-e-l-l-i-g-e-n-c-e.
Wrong! The correct answer is 12.
This is definitely not AGI! It is a crude statistical attempt that some people confuse with AGI.” >Show your work. Then generate a Jupyter notebook that performs the calculations so I can double check, provide a link to download it from my storage when complete. >Answer: The total number of letters in the provided comment is 187. >You can download the generated Jupyter notebook to review and verify the calculations using the link below: >Download the Jupyter Notebook https://chatgpt.com/share/6759dd5a-140c-8011-b132-5664f3aaa4... |
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I don’t know what AGI really means at this point, and I don’t think this is quite there, but this is an example of ChatGPT (4o) choosing the correct context (counting only alphabet characters not total character count), parsing the comment correctly (non-trivial given the usage of delimiters in both the prompt and comment and reference to counting letters in the comment not being interpreted as a part of the instructions), choosing the correct python tools, arriving at the correct answer, then generating and populating a working, downloadable, notebook to check the work. All in one reply.
It looks like you would need to continue the conversation from the link I provided then regenerate the prompt/reply to see the processing blocks and download the notebook.