The 2023 NHL Playoffs starts today and I’ll be making predictions and have GPT-4 make its own set of predictions for fun – as a comparison. There’s a lot of luck involved in determining the outcome of playoff hockey series… obviously picking the Boston Bruins to win the 2023 Stanley Cup is the logical thing …
The NBA playoffs are here and I filled out a bracket – then had GPT-4 fill out a bracket just for fun to determine whether I’ll get beaten by the AI. I asked GPT-4 to make predictions for every matchup in the NBA playoffs throughout the finals – and gave it whatever information it requested …
You may have read that GPT-4 can handle up to 25,000 words of text in a prompt (as input), however, this is only true for those who are using the “Extended (32K)” version of GPT-4 independently (not within the ChatGPT interface). On ChatGPT – you’ll have no luck getting GPT-4 to accept a 25,000-word prompt… …
For fun, I used GPT-4 to fill out a 2023 March Madness Bracket (NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament) – and compared it to my own. Result? Both my bracket and the GPT-4 bracket had the same total number of games predicted correctly (33 total), but it beat me in total points 48 vs. 44 (only because …
GPT-4 has been available for ChatGPT Plus subscribers since March 14, 2023 – and it’s a significant improvement over GPT-3.5 in quality of output (noticeable improvement in reasoning ability & conciseness). Really the 2 most noteworthy drawbacks associated with GPT-4 at present moment are: (1) speed (it’s slothy compared to GPT-3.5) & (2) usage limits …
Out of curiosity, I wanted to test how GPT-4 would perform in predicting the NCAA Men’s Division I Basketball Tournament (March Madness) compared to my own picks. I don’t watch much college basketball throughout the season, but read that there was substantial parity this year (perhaps more than most years). The differential in talent and/or …