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Maybe, but it's not a pangram. ChatGPT is slippery. (There's no "k". I stopped looking there.)

• bshimmin 4y ago
  There's a "b" in "about", but there's no "k" or "m".
  • tsm 4y ago
    No 'm' either: (def phrase "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines") (require '[clojure.string :as str]) (-> phrase str/lower-case distinct sort) ;; => (\space \, \a \b \c \d \e \f \g \h \i \j \l \n \o \p \q \r \s \t \u \v \w \x \y \z) (edit: OP originally just mentioned 'k' but then ninja-edited in the 'm')
    • bshimmin 4y ago
      You are right, I did - sorry. I wrote something similar in Ruby to check!
    • teddyh 4y ago
      Python: >>> phrase = "Fjord zoologists quip jovially, waxing lyrical about xanthic lutrines" >>> import string >>> set(string.ascii_lowercase) - set(phrase.lower()) {'k', 'm'}
      • bilsbie 4y ago
        Concise!
  • bilsbie 4y ago
    It was the best of times, it was the BLURST of times! You stupid monkey!"
• einpoklum 4y ago
  It's not slippery, it's just that it is not constrained to only make claims it can verify (and it's not obvious it's even aiming at validity/truthfulness in the first place).
  • madcaptenor 4y ago
    And those are the sort of words that are rich in unusual letters and therefore likely to appear in pangrams in the training data.
• anonu 4y ago
  I think I know where the bug is: there needs to be 26 unique characters. The first letter is capitalized and there's a space.... so technically, 26 ASCII chars - but not all 26 letters of the alphabet.