GPT and the Voynich. Code! Not a solution!

[Dunsel]

I can confirm, that the letter head maps are matching the visual impression on You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.

However, could you explain me the thing as I were 5?

I understood, that you force GTP into a math mode by feeding it a code and the code is a parser? A parser for what? Do you need always a new parser code for a new analysis you want to make or is it always the same parser and you can promt with text what you want and just upload always the same parser code and the Eva transcript`?

Can you give us a very simple instrunction how we can use it by ourselfs?

Ok, what I did was have it create a python parser and tried to force it to use that every time it parsed the Takahashi transcription.  However, any opportunity it got, like using a regex instead of the parser, it did so. I couldn't 'force' it to be truthful or honest about it and it was very blunt in that it did not understand those words.   Basically, I couldn't FORCE it to use the parser.

So, not one to give up easy, I tried another method.  I have a website and a copy of Takahashi's transcription in a MySQL database.  I thought perhaps, if I could get these AI's to connect to an API that I wrote, pull the EVA from my website with a key (nonce) and send that key back up when it performed it's math on the parsed text then I'd at least guarantee that it used my parser and eliminate cheating that way, and I'd have a chain of custody for each action it performed on the chart.

Well, that blew up.  I tried 5 different AI's and had them fetch my API with had little more than a key made of random characters.  Each time they requested the API, I'd log the attempt and ask them to validate the key they got.  That blew up too.  Some AI's couldn't even see the API, others would see it once and then cache the results and just feed me the same key every time I asked them to grab it and others got smart and tried to fake the key.

So now, I've found a sorta reliable method.  I'll detail it in the next post.