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NRLW match report published after author forgets to remove ChatGPT prompts

NRLW match report published after author forgets to remove ChatGPT prompts

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NRLW match report published after author forgets to remove ChatGPT prompts

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Staff Writers from News.com.au
August 24th, 2023 8:33 am
A rugby league website has been left with egg on its face after a match report from a NRLW game over the weekend went pear-shaped.

While a match report is not out of the ordinary, what made this article stand out was the opening five paragraphs.

Instead of an opening to the story about the match, the article contained prompts from ChatGPT on what should and shouldn’t be included.



Here’s how things got underway:

“You are an experienced sports journalist. You are required to rewrite the following article. You are required to be extremely detailed. You are required to utilise Australian English spelling.

“You must ensure the article you generate is different from the original article to avoid plagiarism detection. You should not duplicate large portions of a paragraph or a sentence.


“You are required to use short paragraphs typical of an experienced journalist. Each paragraph should not exceed, at most, 3 or 4 sentences.”

The article then officially got underway once the prompts were done and dusted.

The story contains everything rugby league fans would need and want to know from the outcome of the contest, but it’s hard to overlook the opening to it all.

Really.
Really.
Source: Supplied
Rugby league fans on social media platform Reddit couldn’t believe their eyes when the link was posted on the NRL page.

“I thought this was satire to begin with,” one wrote.

“What did I just read?” another added.

While a third wrote: “That is f***ing hilarious but also concerning at the same time.”

As fans far and wide online lost their minds, the article at the time of writing remained on the site with the prompts still there for all to see.


The company behind the ChatGPT app that churns out essays, poems or computing code on command released a long-awaited update of its artificial intelligence (AI) technology that it said would be safer and more accurate than its predecessor.

GPT-4 has been widely awaited ever since ChatGPT burst onto the scene in late November, wowing users with its capabilities that were based on an older version of OpenAI’s technology, known as a large language model.


The company said the model is “more creative and collaborative than ever before” and would “solve difficult problems with greater accuracy” than its earlier versions.

While the AI may be safer and will help solve problems with “greater accuracy”, users still need to simply remember to remove the prompts from the beginning of the text before hitting publish.

news.com.au has reached out to the website for comment.






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[Dognacious]

Buzz is old school though. Cant do this new fandangled tech stuff. He just get pissed and makes shit up, the old fashioned way

 

[CrittaMagic69]

You'd never see me getting caught using this..

 

[The_Chimpster]

You'd never see me getting caught using this..

That's because chatgpt isn't required when you type "he's shit"
"Crighton will flop" and "the club is fucked"

 

[CroydonDog]

Pots and kettles come to mind

 

[CrittaMagic69]

That's because chatgpt isn't required when you type "he's shit"
"Crighton will flop" and "the club is fucked"

Stephen Crichton is not necessarily a bad signing for the Bulldogs, but there are some reasons why some people might think he is.

• He is a big-money signing. Crichton is reportedly being paid around $3.3 million over four years, which is a lot of money for a player who has only played 76 NRL games. Some people believe that the Bulldogs could have spent their money on other players who would have had a bigger impact on the team.
• He is not a natural fullback. Crichton has played most of his career at centre, but he is moving to fullback at the Bulldogs. This is a position that he has not played much of, and some people are concerned that he will not be as effective in this role.
• He is joining a struggling team. The Bulldogs have not made the finals since 2016, and they are currently sitting last on the NRL ladder. Some people believe that Crichton will not be able to turn the team around on his own.

However, there are also some reasons why Crichton could be a good signing for the Bulldogs.

• He is a talented player. Crichton is a two-time premiership winner who has represented NSW and Samoa at representative level. He is a good ball-runner and finisher, and he has the potential to be a star player in the NRL.
• He is young and improving. Crichton is only 22 years old, and he is still developing as a player. He has the potential to get even better in the coming years.
• He is joining a new coaching staff. The Bulldogs have a new coach in Cameron Ciraldo, who is known for his ability to develop young players. Crichton could benefit from Ciraldo's coaching and become a better player at the Bulldogs.

Ultimately, whether or not Stephen Crichton is a good signing for the Bulldogs will depend on how he performs on the field. If he can live up to his potential, he could be a key player in the Bulldogs' revival. However, if he struggles, he could be a costly mistake.



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[The DoggFather]

Stephen Crichton is not necessarily a bad signing for the Bulldogs, but there are some reasons why some people might think he is.

• He is a big-money signing. Crichton is reportedly being paid around $3.3 million over four years, which is a lot of money for a player who has only played 76 NRL games. Some people believe that the Bulldogs could have spent their money on other players who would have had a bigger impact on the team.
• He is not a natural fullback. Crichton has played most of his career at centre, but he is moving to fullback at the Bulldogs. This is a position that he has not played much of, and some people are concerned that he will not be as effective in this role.
• He is joining a struggling team. The Bulldogs have not made the finals since 2016, and they are currently sitting last on the NRL ladder. Some people believe that Crichton will not be able to turn the team around on his own.

However, there are also some reasons why Crichton could be a good signing for the Bulldogs.

• He is a talented player. Crichton is a two-time premiership winner who has represented NSW and Samoa at representative level. He is a good ball-runner and finisher, and he has the potential to be a star player in the NRL.
• He is young and improving. Crichton is only 22 years old, and he is still developing as a player. He has the potential to get even better in the coming years.
• He is joining a new coaching staff. The Bulldogs have a new coach in Cameron Ciraldo, who is known for his ability to develop young players. Crichton could benefit from Ciraldo's coaching and become a better player at the Bulldogs.

Ultimately, whether or not Stephen Crichton is a good signing for the Bulldogs will depend on how he performs on the field. If he can live up to his potential, he could be a key player in the Bulldogs' revival. However, if he struggles, he could be a costly mistake.



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Ask it if Burton is a first grade 5/8th

 

[CrittaMagic69]

Ask it if Burton is a first grade 5/8th

Matt Burton's best position is still up for debate. Some experts believe that his best position is centre, while others believe that it is five-eighth.
Those who believe that Burton's best position is centre point to his size, strength, and athleticism. He is a big and strong player who is difficult to defend, and he is also a good runner and jumper. He has shown that he can be a threat in attack and defense in the centre position.

Those who believe that Burton's best position is five-eighth point to his passing and kicking skills. He is a good passer of the ball, and he is also accurate with his goal-kicking. He can also put up a good spiral bomb, which is a valuable asset for a five-eighth.

Ultimately, it is up to Burton and his coaches to decide where he plays best. He is a talented player who can be successful in either position.
Personally, I believe that Burton's best position is centre. He has the size, strength, and athleticism to be a dominant centre, and he has shown that he can be a threat in attack and defense in that position. However, he is still young and developing, so it is possible that he will eventually move to five-eighth. Only time will tell where he plays best.

 

[The DoggFather]

Matt Burton's best position is still up for debate. Some experts believe that his best position is centre, while others believe that it is five-eighth.
Those who believe that Burton's best position is centre point to his size, strength, and athleticism. He is a big and strong player who is difficult to defend, and he is also a good runner and jumper. He has shown that he can be a threat in attack and defense in the centre position.

Those who believe that Burton's best position is five-eighth point to his passing and kicking skills. He is a good passer of the ball, and he is also accurate with his goal-kicking. He can also put up a good spiral bomb, which is a valuable asset for a five-eighth.

Ultimately, it is up to Burton and his coaches to decide where he plays best. He is a talented player who can be successful in either position.
Personally, I believe that Burton's best position is centre. He has the size, strength, and athleticism to be a dominant centre, and he has shown that he can be a threat in attack and defense in that position. However, he is still young and developing, so it is possible that he will eventually move to five-eighth. Only time will tell where he plays best.

Strong? Difficult to defend? Jumper? Good passer?

That shit is broken already lol

 

[Berries]

To be fair NRLW deserves ChatGPT