Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3, abbreviated as GTP-3 is actually a very advanced machine learning technology. It is a tool increasingly adopted by many to generate natural language utterances in a very broad thematic universe. It allows chatbots to understand natural language and intelligently provide answers to users' questions. In other words, it is a processing model trained to understand and generate natural language sentences. But how do intelligent chatbots that use this model work?
ChatGTP uses a neural network to understand and generate textual content
The GTP-3 model is based on the technique of machine learning which allows a computer to learn from data. To test an intelligent chatbot based on the GTP-3 model, go look at this site. Indeed, the developers adopted a large corpus of texts available on the internet, i.e. billions of sentences to train ChatGTP.
ChatGTP's ability to understand the contexts and relationships between words and phrases is the result of analysing data from the internet. This analysis allows ChatGTP to generate logical sentences related to the user's query, to write texts instantly and automatically.
The GTP-3 model is based on an encoder-decoder architecture
Being based on two distinct parts, namely: the encoder and the decoder, ChatGTP has the ability to understand, generate and manipulate human language. By the way, the encoder takes care of analysing the input data and encoding it into a format understandable to the model. The decoder uses this encoded information to generate a natural language response.
Thanks to its neural network called Transformer, ChatGTP's encoder is able to understand the different semantic relationships between words in a sentence. Its operation is based on attention mechanisms that allow it to focus on the most influential words in a sentence.
It thus allows the model to understand the contexts and semantic relations between words in a sentence. The decoder adopts a sequence generation mechanism to generate logical and correct sentences with the information encoded by the encoder in order to guide its choices.