You need an AI that can understand when not to answer as opposed to some best effort guessing. Some of that input didn't have numbers in the right format so no zip code.

The hilarious one is changing the zip code to 90210. The AI basically accusing you of a typo because you obviously meant that more famous zip code.

General purpose AIs in situations where more targeted, simpler solutions are needed are going to be incredibly dangerous. Sure this AI can fly a plane 99.999% of the time, but every once in a while it does a nose dive because of reasons we cannot possibly understand or debug.

A human developer once told me that bad data is better than no data. <facepalm>

So of course a human developer made an AI that makes bad data.

The author posted a follow up using a more advanced (and expensive) gpt3 model (davinci) which does a better job of parsing out the zip codes. It generally does a better job at everything, but if you can get away with one of the less expensive models then all the better.

yeah, most of these demos for GPT-3 are that go viral are cherry picked at best

>I also love how 20% of the zip codes are wrong.

Only they aren't. Check the video again, they come out fine.

Edit: Oh dang, you're all right, several of them have wrong digits. :l