So how does this GPT-3 thing work? Well, let me explain with an example. Let’s say you give it the prompt “Write a 500-word short story about a person who wakes up in a world where everyone has superpowers except for them.” The program will then generate a response based on its training data and algorithms. It might come up with something like this:

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John woke up to the sound of birds chirping outside his window, just like any other day. But as he got out of bed and walked over to the mirror, he noticed something strange. Everyone around him had superpowers some could fly, others could control fire or water, and a few even had telekinesis.

John couldn’t believe what he was seeing. He tried to remember if there were any news articles about this happening overnight, but nothing came to mind. He shrugged it off as a weird dream and went about his day like usual. But as soon as he stepped outside, chaos erupted around him. People were flying through the air, cars were crashing into buildings, and fires were breaking out everywhere.

John realized that this wasn’t just some strange coincidence everyone in the world had suddenly gained superpowers except for him. He felt like an outsider in a world he no longer understood. But as he watched people using their abilities to save others from danger, John knew he couldn’t sit idly by and do nothing.

He started walking around town, trying to figure out what was going on. As he passed by a group of kids playing with water balloons, one of them suddenly turned into a giant fireball and flew off into the sky. The other children looked at John in shock they knew that only someone with superpowers could do something like that.

John felt a pang of jealousy as he watched them fly away, but then he remembered why he was here. He couldn’t let his lack of powers hold him back from helping others. So he started using his wits and resourcefulness to find ways to make a difference in this new world.

He helped people who were trapped in burning buildings by creating makeshift ladders out of chairs and tables, and he used his knowledge of first aid to treat injured victims. He even managed to stop a group of robbers from stealing money at a bank by using his quick thinking and persuasive skills.

As the days went on, John realized that being different wasn’t such a bad thing after all. In fact, it made him stand out in a world where everyone else was just like each other. He started to embrace his unique perspective and use it to help others in ways they never thought possible. And as he looked up at the sky, watching people fly by with their superpowers, John knew that anything was possible even for someone who didn’t have any special abilities of their own.

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That’s how GPT-3 works in a nutshell. It uses math and algorithms to generate responses based on its training data, which can be pretty impressive sometimes (like when it writes short stories about people with superpowers).