> I'm trying to downplay the answer, explaining that it's more a statistical sentence-completing thing than world knowledge, and that the Ctrl+B might just have

> I'm trying to downplay the answer, explaining that it's more a statistical sentence-completing thing than world knowledge, and that the Ctrl+B might just have been a generic answer... Yes; one of the problems seems to be that ChatGPT is playing right into some of our biggest cognitive loopholes: confirmation bias, selection bias, narrative bias. Like talking to fortune tellers, people only remember the right answers, or will silently contort the wrong ones to fit what they expected to hear. I do believe that AI will continue to progress, but the current form is nothing but two mirrors face to face, with us standing in the middle.