Artificial intelligence, or artificial intelligence, has practically become an integral part of modern daily life, and ChatGPT is on the verge of becoming a household name. But as the platform evolves, more frightening events unfold on the internet.

To be absolutely clear, ChatGPT is not by Skynet TerminatorAnd the news doesn’t mean that AI is out of control, at least not yet. A popular AI-powered chat platform recently created its own language to boost conversations. He created this to increase the 8K speech limit. Users of the platform have discovered that GPT-4 can compress longer speeches into short formats thanks to a newly created compression language that can then be used as a prompt.

Simply put, ChatGPT gives you a compressed format of the conversation that you can use in a new chat request that will basically carry all the data from the previous conversation. This means you recreate the entire chat. Not only does this allow you to continue your previous conversations with the AI ​​chatbot, but it technically expands your conversations beyond the word count limit.

ChatGPT has a word limit of around 25,000 words, while other reports point to an 8,000 word limit. Therefore, there is a chance that your conversation with ChatGPT will be interrupted. For better context, the platform doesn’t just generate the compressed message itself. So machines talking to each other in an unknown language isn’t the end of the AI ​​world. Interestingly, on Twitter, gfodor named this language Shogtongue. In this way, you can continue your monthly conversation with the bot in a practical way.

You should ask him to summarize all the conversations and the process also requires very specific instructions. It should be noted that, according to author Jeremy Nguyen, compression “should be lossless, but will result in a minimal number of coins that can be entered into the LLM like you and get the same output”. He also asked to use different languages, symbols and “other pre-training”.

It is noteworthy that this language is not an epic compendium of all existing languages ​​and is far from perfect. Nguyen stated that GPT-3.5 still cannot understand compressed language, and GPT-4 via API is also having trouble decoding these conversations. So, for now, the new language compression method works best with GPT-4, the most advanced version of AI’s OpenAI chatbot.