Where did ChatGPT get its knowledge?
I asked Chat GPT about the sources it was trained with. Here are the answers
I was curious what datasets ChatGPT was fed during its training phase, so I asked. It turns out that asking this question just once is not enough. The more I asked, the more detailed the answers became.
Here comes the question session where I got ChatGPT to give me a deep insight into the sources of his knowledge.
Me: Can you give me ten examples of publicly available sources that feed your wealth of knowledge?
ChatGPT: I’d love to. Here are ten examples of publicly available sources from which my body of knowledge might draw:
1. Wikipedia: An online encyclopedia written and maintained by a large community of volunteers.
2. news portals: online platforms that publish news from around the world.
3. government and agency websites: Government and agency websites that publish information on a variety of topics.
4. scientific journals: Professional journals in which scientific articles are published.
5. books: printed works published on paper or in electronic form that summarize knowledge and information on various topics.
