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incredibly: to sound like gpt-4-1106-preview @ temperature: 1.0, I have to set gpt-4.1 wayyy down to 0.2 but 4 doesn’t even begin to sound like 4.1 @ temperature: 0.7(!) until you set it way up to 1.5(!) ….which is also where GPT-4 tends to do the honorable thing & start speaking gibberish instead.
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The funny thing is that I think this is directionally correct, you’d want a newer model to sound more like GPT-4 at a higher temperature. But in the olden days, imo, setting GPT-4 to temperature: 1.2 was the sweet spot. Which is still like setting GPT-4.1 somewhere low, between 0.2–0.25, in my view. In other words, it’s cooked. GPT-4.1 is. And it’s hard to say whether you’re better off lowering the temperature (in the API) or doing a system message (more in like with ChatGPT). There’s a weird alchemy to it. I’m tired of this game.
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