I’ve noticed when writing little bedtime stories that require specific research (my kids like Pokemon stories and they’ve been having an episodic “pokemon adventure” with them as the protagonists) ChatGPT has done a fantastic job of first researching the moves the pokemon have, then writing the actual story. The only mistake it consistently makes is when I summarize and move from a full context session, it thinks that Gyarados has to swim and is incapable of flying.
replyIt definitely seems like it does all the searching first, with a separate model, loads that in, then does the actual writing.
Gyarados is a flying type but I think it may be accurate that it can't actually fly. The only flying moves it can learn in any generation are Hurricane and Bounce (Bounce does send the user up into the air for a turn but the implication is that they've trampolined up extremely high rather than used wings to ascend)
replyIf anything it should probably be combined water/dragon type
replyI agree. Given that there's only a single dragon type evolutionary line in gen 1 and that it's the last in the Pokedex before Mewtwo, I suspect dragon wasn't even one of their possible types when they designed Gyarados.
replyIt's literally a distinct model with a different optimisation goal compared to normal chat. There's a ton of public information around how they work and how they're trained
replyIt's a property of the model in the sense that it has great Google Fu.
replyThe harness provides the search tool, but the model provides the keywords to search for, etc.