Understanding How ChatGPT Comes Up With Answers

I wonder if it ever just makes stuff up totally random? Like, do you think it can be wrong on purpose?

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I’ve heard the training involves ‘tokens’. What’s that about?

Is there some kind of limit to how much text it can keep in mind when replying?

Won't lie, sometimes feels like chatting with a ghost in the machine. But really, it's just crunching numbers super fast to sound smart.

Sometimes I feel like it understands me better than real people lol.

Does anyone know if the model understands languages besides english well?

Someone told me it’s all about probabilities. Like, the program calculates what word or sentence is most likely next based on what it’s seen before.

It's basically a super advanced prediction machine. It looks at tons of text and tries to guess what should come next in a convo based on patterns it learned.

It’s kinda crazy to think all this happens in a blink of an eye. The tech behind this is nuts!

So the model was trained on like, the internet right? That’s why it knows so much stuff?

Been messing around with it and it feels like it learns from my questions over time. Does it actually remember chat history?

I think it uses something called transformers and neural networks to process language? It’s kinda like how our brains might work but way more simplified.

Does the system get better with more use or is it fixed after training?