if you ask ChatGPT about a bizarre series of keywords, it seems to inexplicably break the bot. (via futurism)
The basis of ChatGPT's language processing consists of tokens, or common strings of characters found in text.
Our favorite "unspeakable" word — as the researchers labeled them — is "TheNitromeFan." Entering that returns just "182," which the bot infers could describe an age, postal code, or even the band Blink 182.
To demonstrate that it was the specific tokens in those usernames causing ChatGPT to go haywire, the researchers slightly modified them, like swapping out a letter or changing capitalization. With those tweaks, the bot worked as intended.that this could be occurring because the tokenization system was trained on "quite raw data, which included like a load of weird Reddit stuff, a load of website backends that aren't normally publicly visible.
Whatever may be happening or misfiring in ChatGPT's brain, the presence of these "unspeakable" words are prognostic of fundamental issues in AI that will cause thornier problems to come. "I find that we're rushing ahead and we don't have the wisdom to deal with this technology," Watkins warned.
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