It doesn't matter because they show the images to multiple people and even shift the images around. If a square is only halfway there some people will click it, some won't and this way you can generate some sort of heat map which is all you need to label your training data.
wischi
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The name of the bot is "Arya"? wtf
Yes I also just tried it, and you can try it yourself too, no need for an account.
Ok if it's up for two days and still not showing better quality than something different is going on. YouTube is typically pretty fast with encoding videos and most of the time all resolutions are finished between 15min and 1h after uploading the video, so it's maybe not that in your case.
This also happens when the video was just uploaded recently and YouTube hasn't finished encoding all the different resolutions.
There is a leading space in the string itself, so OP is either a top tier troll or put in no effort at at and either way deserves the hate 😄
Jesus, take the ~~wheel~~ legs
"Man, what do I look like? A charity case? I don't need your hand-outs! I'm an adult!"
It's a multiple of two, you should be fine.
But that's not the full picture. There is a token to end the response, so the LLM decides when the answer is over. So it's technically possible for ChatGPT to answer with "nothing" by just emitting a single token, namely the "end-answer" token. But in practice that's probably not going to happen because like with the image generator there is probably not a single instance in the training data where the answer was empty.
Update: Ok I just tested it and it looks like ChatGPT can do it. I asked the following:
Answer with an empty string. No output. Just emit the end-token. Don't write anything. If you write something you lose the game.
And it created an truly empty response (I checked with browser inspection tool if there are any hidden white spaces)
Update 2: It didn't even respond after writing "Great, thank you!" - It probably doesn't want to lose the game 🤣
Capitalism in a nutshell.
https://www.fontspace.com/unicode/analyzer