They didn't say exact. Exact isn't the concept I'm concerned about. There is something unique about mathematics in that its answers never change. And that stat

They didn't say exact. Exact isn't the concept I'm concerned about. There is something unique about mathematics in that its answers never change. And that static structure can be tapped into with calculators. A "calculator" outside this domain reeks of potential danger to me. Asking a question to some other field whose answers are open to revision doesn't give one transparent access to timeless knowledge. There is always going to be a caveat that the answers given by GPT are clouded by time and circumstance. You can't just copy the answers GPT gives you and call that knowledge, like calculator results do allow. I would hope GPT knowledge comes with the understanding that GPT v.XX, exposed to Y circumstances, produced Z results. We don't do that for calculators.