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I have a theory that it should have a very different "personality" (probably more like writing style) depending on language because it's an entirely different set of training data

In English chatGPT is rather academic and has a recognisable style of writing, if you've used it a bit you can usually get hints something was written by it just by reading it.

Does it speak in a similar tone, with similar mannerisms in other languages? (where possible, obviously some things don't translate)

I don't know a second language well enough to have natural conversation so I'm unable to test this myself, and may have worded things awkwardly from a lack of understanding

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[-] livus@kbin.social 43 points 1 year ago

In English chatGPT is rather academic

If by "academic" you mean it sounds like an undergraduate desperately trying to take up a lot of pages. It tends to waffle like crazy.

[-] CanadaPlus@futurology.today 18 points 11 months ago

Which is kind of what all LLMs are doing. Guess the next word, and don't be wrong most of the time; repeat.

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