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I am a bit suspicious because ChatGPT knows which version of Python it has installed, as well as which packages, without actually executing any Python. And yet, this context is not in the shared system prompt for advanced data analysis.


I think there are often assumptions made that we are talking to a single prompt via ChatGPT when it seems likely that there are preprocessors selecting from different prompts and, quite likely, post-processors too.


It also knows how to make download links for files in its file system, when the prompt doesn't explain how this can be done.


Could some knowledge have been finetuned into it, and be outside of the prompt?


I still think Code Interpreter runs on a custom fine-tuned model. I'd love to get an official answer on this.


Watch the networking panel in devtools. I don’t think it’s a different tuning, per se, but I do think there’s a middleware, and network traffic suggests that’s what the middleware handles.


It's just seen lots of code. No prompt engineering required.


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asshole


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Okay then. Best of luck with all of that.




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