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22 Mar 2023, 10:55
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Hi,
I guess this topic is just to make GMATClub a much more interesting platform to discuss new cool things out there.
I used GPT4 and ran the Official Practice 2.
Here is the result:
Total Score 580
Quantitative 40
Verbal 30
IR 5
Compared to GPT3, GPT4 managed to score a little bit higher. GPT 3's score was around 530.
The Verbal percentile is 56% and the Quant's is 32%. Interesting point here is that GPT4 is somehow better at Verbal than at Quant.
Feel free to discuss and if you guys are curious, you can try GPT4 on your own.
I am currently looking forward to anyone who has tested Bard and wants to share Bard's result on this GMATClub Forum.
Have a great day!
I guess this topic is just to make GMATClub a much more interesting platform to discuss new cool things out there.
I used GPT4 and ran the Official Practice 2.
Here is the result:
Total Score 580
Quantitative 40
Verbal 30
IR 5
Compared to GPT3, GPT4 managed to score a little bit higher. GPT 3's score was around 530.
The Verbal percentile is 56% and the Quant's is 32%. Interesting point here is that GPT4 is somehow better at Verbal than at Quant.
Feel free to discuss and if you guys are curious, you can try GPT4 on your own.
I am currently looking forward to anyone who has tested Bard and wants to share Bard's result on this GMATClub Forum.
Have a great day!
22 Mar 2023, 10:58
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Thanks so much for sharing. Did you personally run the test? If yes, how long does it take you? 😇
I always admire anyone willing to use the time to contribute to others! 👍 thank you for this!
Pretty interesting that it does so terrible on the GMAT, I think in part due to lack of quantitative abilities of ChatGPT.
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I always admire anyone willing to use the time to contribute to others! 👍 thank you for this!
Pretty interesting that it does so terrible on the GMAT, I think in part due to lack of quantitative abilities of ChatGPT.
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22 Mar 2023, 11:15
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bb
Hi bb,
I did run it personally, and the experience was unique and fun actually.
What is exciting about running GPT4 is that you can read its explanation. You need to be cautious however, because its explanations are too convincing even though it chose the wrong answer.
For those who want to run GPT4 on Official Practice Test, I would advise to read GPT4 explanation on questions it got right. I was quite amused while reading GPT4’s explanation on why it chose an answer choice that was actually wrong for an easy Quant DS question.
To sum up, GPT4 can provide excellent, detailed, and easy to understand explanation on correct answer choice that it chooses, an AI ability that I think is very useful. I actually have started to use GPT4 on my revision on almost every GMAT question, given that GPT4 answers the question correctly.
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