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- Published on March 23, 2022
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All about the new GPT-3 capabilities
This new addition in the language model helps revise existing content like rewriting a paragraph or refactoring a code.
- By Poornima Nataraj
Two years after the release of GPT3, new capabilities were announced this year on March 15. Besides customising it for your application, the new capabilities of GPT-3 and Codex can insert content into an already existing text instead of just completing the text. This new addition in the language model helps revise existing content like rewriting a paragraph or refactoring a code. It has also helped unlock many new cases and has improvised existing ones. GitHub Copilot has already piloted these additions and has seen good results.
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Commenting on the new capabilities of GPT-3, Aransentin, a Reddit user, said, “Is it just my bias speaking, or is the quality improved as well? GPT3 used to be pretty bad at poetry, but now it actually does a decent job with it. The new capabilities remember what words rhyme, as it only has access to token-level information and not what the words actually look like.”
Below is the demo on how
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Poornima Nataraj
Poornima Nataraj has worked in the mainstream media as a journalist for 12 years, she is always eager to learn anything new and evolving. Witnessing a revolution in the world of Analytics, she thinks she is in the right place at the right time.
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