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D. Y. Patil College of Engineering
Akurdi,Pune-411044
Department of Artificial Intelligence and Data Science
CERTIFICATE
Mrs. Nita Mahale and it is approved for the partial fulfillment of re-
quirement of Savitribai Phule Pune University, for the award of the degree
Place: Akurdi
Date:
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
With immense pleasure, I present the seminar report as part of the cur-
thank all the people who gave us an unending support right from when
I express sincere and profound thanks to Mrs. Nita Mahale seminar Guide,
and HOD Prof. Dr. V. G. Kottawar who is ready to help with the most
diverse problems that I have encountered along the way. I express sincere
thanks to all staff and colleagues who have helped directly or indirectly in
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ABSTRACT
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1 Introduction
Chat GPT is an advanced language model developed by OpenAI that can generate
human-like responses to text-based prompts. While it possesses impressive capabil-
ities, it also has certain limitations. This report aims to outline what Chat GPT
can and cannot do, providing a comprehensive understanding of its strengths and
weaknesses.
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The problem at hand is to define the capabilities and limitations of Chat GPT, an
advanced language model developed by OpenAI. The objective is to clearly outline
what Chat GPT can and cannot do, providing a comprehensive understanding of its
strengths and weaknesses. The problem encompasses identifying the specific areas in
which Chat GPT excels, such as language generation, general knowledge, language
translation, text summarization, and writing assistance. It also involves recognizing
the limitations of the model, including its lack of context, potential for factual inac-
curacies, ethical considerations, absence of real-world understanding, and inability to
perform physical actions. By defining the problem, we aim to establish a clear un-
derstanding of the boundaries and capabilities of Chat GPT, enabling users to make
informed decisions about its usage and effectively leverage its strengths while being
mindful of its limitations.
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Objective: The objective of examining what Chat GPT can and cannot do is to
provide a clear and concise overview of its capabilities and limitations. By defining
these aspects, users can better understand the model’s potential applications and its
boundaries. This knowledge enables users to leverage Chat GPT effectively, while
also being aware of its limitations to avoid potential pitfalls or misuse.
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The planned outcomes reflect the positive impact of implementing immersive AR and
VR shopping experiences, addressing the initial problem statement and showcasing
the potential benefits for both customers and retailers.
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The literature survey provides valuable insights into the capabilities and limitations
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of Chat GPT and similar language models. It highlights the need for responsible us-
age, critical evaluation of responses, and ongoing research to address challenges and
improve the performance of these models.]The literature survey on the topic ”What
Chat GPT can/cannot do?” reveals a significant body of research and discussions sur-
rounding the capabilities and limitations of language models like Chat GPT. Several
studies have explored the potential applications and challenges associated with these
models. Here are some key findings from the literature:
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or real-time interaction.
The literature survey provides valuable insights into the capabilities and limitations
of Chat GPT and similar language models. It highlights the need for responsible
usage, critical evaluation of responses, and ongoing research to address challenges
and improve the performance of these models.
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The base paper on the topic ”What Chat GPT can/cannot do?” provides a compre-
hensive analysis of the capabilities and limitations of Chat GPT, shedding light on
its potential applications and challenges. The discussion in the base paper highlights
the following key points: 1. Language Generation: The base paper acknowledges the
impressive language generation capabilities of Chat GPT. It emphasizes the model’s
ability to generate coherent and contextually relevant responses, making it suitable
for tasks such as chatbots, dialogue systems, and content generation. 2. General
Knowledge: The base paper recognizes Chat GPT’s broad range of general knowl-
edge, enabling it to answer questions on various topics. However, it cautions that
the model’s responses should be verified from reliable sources, as it may occasion-
ally produce inaccurate or biased information. 3. Context and Memory: The base
paper discusses the limitation of Chat GPT in terms of context and memory. It high-
lights that the model does not retain information from previous interactions, leading
to challenges in maintaining coherent and consistent dialogue over extended conver-
sations. 4. Factual Accuracy: The base paper acknowledges the need for caution
regarding factual accuracy. While Chat GPT can provide informative responses, it
may occasionally generate incorrect or outdated information. The paper emphasizes
the importance of fact-checking critical information from trusted sources. 5. Ethical
Considerations: The base paper addresses the ethical considerations associated with
language models like Chat GPT. It acknowledges that these models can generate bi-
ased or inappropriate content, reflecting the biases present in the training data. The
paper emphasizes the ongoing efforts to mitigate biases and promote fairness and
inclusivity in AI language models. 6. Lack of True Understanding: The base paper
discusses the limitation of Chat GPT in terms of true understanding. It highlights
that the model lacks genuine comprehension of the world and may produce nonsensical
or irrelevant responses. This limitation underscores the need for cautious interpre-
tation of the model’s output. 7. Physical Actions and Real-World Interaction: The
base paper acknowledges that Chat GPT and similar language models are limited to
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generating text-based responses and cannot perform physical actions or interact with
the physical world. This limitation restricts their application in tasks that require
physical manipulation or real-time interaction.
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4 Algorithm
1. Initialize the Chat GPT model and load the pre-trained weights. 2. Receive
user input or query. 3. Preprocess the user input by tokenizing and encoding it
to match the model’s input format. 4. Pass the pre-processed input through the
Chat GPT model for inference. 5. Generate a response based on the input using the
language generation capabilities of the model. 6. Post-process the generated response
by decoding and detokenizing it to make it readable. 7. Display the response to
the user. 8. If the user has follow-up questions or requests, repeat steps 2-7. 9.
If the user input requires context or memory, store relevant information for future
reference. 10. Handle limitations and caveats: a. Lack of context: Inform the user
that the model does not retain b. information from previous interactions, leading
to potential inconsistencies in dialogue. b. Factual accuracy: Advise the user to
fact-check critical information from reliable sources, as the model may occasionally
produce inaccurate or outdated information. c. Ethical considerations: Highlight the
potential for biased or inappropriate content and encourage responsible usage and
critical evaluation of the model’s responses. d. Lack of true understanding: Remind
the user that the model lacks genuine comprehension of the world and may produce
nonsensical or irrelevant responses. e. Physical actions and real-world interaction:
Inform the user that the model is limited to generating text-based responses and
cannot perform physical actions or interact with the physical world. 11. Continue
the conversation with the user until the desired outcome or conclusion is reached.
12. Terminate the algorithm when the conversation is complete or the user ends the
interaction.
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6 Summary
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References
YouTube
Wikipedia
Quora
Chat GPT
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