Sounds like we've tried a lot of the same things! I was asking it to generate an image and encode it as Base64 -- failed miserably. Then it turned out whatever

Sounds like we've tried a lot of the same things! I was asking it to generate an image and encode it as Base64 -- failed miserably. Then it turned out whatever image I had it cook up, the Base64 version would be the same malformed string. For "legal advice" it was super helpful in finding sections of the legal code relevant to my query. It also happily returned cases where rulings where the accused was found guilty and not guilty -- but searching for these cases in the archives of the courts it claimed they came from found no results. The way I understand the reasons behind these.. anomalies? hallucinations? is that this is precisely how this model works - it constructs sequences. For natural language, it works well enough, but if you need to deal with facts, then it can easily stray into a dream world.