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At times when using GPT-4 the model will default to 3.5 in case of, for example, a breach of Openai's community guidelines. It would be nice if there is a indication of that.
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Show indication of model defaulting
[Feature]: Show indication of model defaulting
Sep 5, 2023
I'm sorry, I was not aware of that. If I understand correctly, you're meaning that even when using GPT-4, the OpenAI API might respond using GPT-3 in certain cases? Is there any documentation to clarify this?
I can't seem to quickly find documentation on that but looking at the openai community forum, it it a thing that happens. In Chatwizard it seems to switch the model for a chat. What I suspect is happening is that openai sends a response as gpt-3 and that makes chat wizard pick it up as the model for the chat. So consequent prompts are send to gpt-3 without the user knowing it. Making the Ai suddenly seem a bit drunk.
Just as a idea, would it be relatively easy to label the response with the model as it is send by the api? Makes it easier to spot when this happens.
At times when using GPT-4 the model will default to 3.5 in case of, for example, a breach of Openai's community guidelines. It would be nice if there is a indication of that.
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